cmbezln

got a part #? All I see is 04-08 trays

TimelessR1

I did a little research and it appears that Fluid film can get into tighter areas and tight areas better then amsoil...but the Fluid film never hardens..so I'm thinking using a combo of the two would be great!

eddlestone213

I love it! keeps my sunglasses and other trinkets from flying across the dash when i take turns at 40+mph

First Place Oils

Washed the truck in the AM Sprayed it in the afternoon

they are a ton of videos on youtube comparing the old AMSOIL HD metal protector to fluid film but that was the old stuff that was also a good chain lube
this new stuff is more protection and less lube. We now have a dedicated chain lube.

First Place Oils

are you referring This one




or this one?




I used the Straw to get into tight areas like the frame by the fuel tank.

cmbezln

nice thanks bud

TimelessR1

Its the silver can I'm talking about....and what i meant by getting into tighter places was that the Fluid Film has more "fluidity" to seap into creases, but it also washes away easier since it doesn't cure. That's why i said maybe using both.

2wheelgnnr

that Amsoil metal protectant...do you have to clean that axle area to get it look that good I assume.. get rid of any surface rust if there is any as that came out looking GOOD!!

jjbff45

ya i was wondering the same are we Talking soap water and a stiff brush or pull out the wire wheel on a drill and work all the rust off

First Place Oils

I'm sure some prep work would be needed if you truck is starting to look like it has some age on it. My truck is a 16. I bought it because it was a left over and got great rebates. But it sat on the lot for a year before I got it. And I have about 4000 miles on it. I wanted to treat it before it started looking much worse. I wash my truck a lot (I have an unlimited car wash plan at the place next to my office) so I will be able to tell how well it holds up.