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Whatever floats your boat. My Grandma jellied every year. Usually grape, sometimes strawberry.Jellying is more funner
Im gona call it jellying
Well i go thru a 9lbs tub of peanut butter in 2 months or less on my own so your grandma and I should have been friendsWhatever floats your boat. My Grandma jellied every year. Usually grape, sometimes strawberry.
Thank you for reaching out to them, this is great info!Talked to a rep from NHOU last night. First off it was a very great conversation and it was just like talking to your buddy. Good personal like customer service. And he wanted to make sure I understood that not only do they sell the product but it’s the only product they use at their application locations.
So I asked two questions. First one was does it last longer than fluid film, and the answer was. Yes and no. The thick layer of it will not last as long like you would see from fluid film, but there’s still a remaining thin layer that sticks around for a long time. He could not say it lasted “longer” but he was confident a once a year application is enough and after doing that for a couple years, you may be able to skip a year here and there. They said it will initially wash away faster but leaves a thin coating.
The other question was rubber compatibility. He said anything underneath the truck like boots over the CV’s, body mounts, exhaust hanger rubber is all good but it WILL swell soft rubbers like door seals… just like all the others. As expected to be honest.
Im going to try it next year as an undercoating and inside everything.
He did say the aerosol cans have a slightly thinner product in them just so they spray easier out of the can but I was OK with that since I’ll be using it on internals anyways.
The other benefit is it sprays much easier than fluid film especially at lower temperatures. I think he said 50 or 55° was the cold temperature limit for Spraying. Dont quote that one.
RogerCreeping is one thing but if it's creeping that much it would disseminate and precipitate into non existence requiring more frequent recoating. It thins out too much for my liking.
I'll stick with Fluid Film. It has enough creeping properties for excellent coverage plus lasts all year and beyond.
So creep is a good thing? Looks like ffb doesnt creep as much, have you tried black? Maybe this was covered, I didnt want to read 55 pages this AM.And FF does creep well. WW does creep as well, it just takes a long time. I would recommend coating in the spring or early summer if you're going to use WW...
Don’t think that has ever been mentioned. Thanks Mike!So creep is a good thing? Looks like ffb doesnt creep as much, have you tried black? Maybe this was covered, I didnt want to read 55 pages this AM.
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Creeping ability is important because you can never spray it on every surface on the inside of a cavity, you will always miss areas. The creeping ability ensures it will migrate into those areas ensuring full coverage.So creep is a good thing? Looks like ffb doesnt creep as much, have you tried black? Maybe this was covered, I didnt want to read 55 pages this AM.
7 minute 20 mark, dude goes through a car wash
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I never understood it either.Creeping ability is important because you can never spray it on every surface on the inside of a cavity, you will always miss areas. The creeping ability ensures it will migrate into those areas ensuring full coverage.
I never really understood why the black color was so popular. FF, WW, and NHOU all turn black over time as it accumulates dirt. I guess if you want it to look like it's painted black on the first application?