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I was planning on using aerosol cans of Fluid Film. I bought a 3 pack off Amazon and was planning on using it for the underbody all the way from front to back. This was to “winterize” my JLUR as Long Island loves to use Snow Salt.
However when checking on Google, I noticed that Fluid Film can be problematic for those of us who live near the ocean and take our Jeeps on the beach dunes every summer. Apparently Fluid Film attracts beach sand and many reviewers recommended not to use for those who live near coastal areas and get snowy winters plus nice summers (ex: New England, Mid Atlantic, Atlantic and Pacific Canada)????
Wondering if anybody living in similar Geography as me has any experience with Fluid Film and whether I should not use this at all? If so, what would you recommend instead? Washing the undercarriage with just water on the regular to fight rust? Or should I use the fluid film as Sand does not cause rust formation the same way snow salt does?
However when checking on Google, I noticed that Fluid Film can be problematic for those of us who live near the ocean and take our Jeeps on the beach dunes every summer. Apparently Fluid Film attracts beach sand and many reviewers recommended not to use for those who live near coastal areas and get snowy winters plus nice summers (ex: New England, Mid Atlantic, Atlantic and Pacific Canada)????
Wondering if anybody living in similar Geography as me has any experience with Fluid Film and whether I should not use this at all? If so, what would you recommend instead? Washing the undercarriage with just water on the regular to fight rust? Or should I use the fluid film as Sand does not cause rust formation the same way snow salt does?
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