Fluid Film

It is just like WD-40. I would not use that on chrome wheels. I see where there coming from when they say it will protect chrome bumpers and wheels. It would be like that "bug off" product that leaves a slimy layer of crap on your bumper for road trips, that you hose off when you reach your destination. It would be like applying a layer of oil to your chrome wheels, which would look disastrous. I've used it on hinges, chain drives on ATVs and bicycles, seized nuts and bolts and other industrial uses. The stuff smells like %*#@, I can't believe the website recommends using it on dash boards!
 
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It is just like WD-40. I would not use that on chrome wheels. I see where there coming from when they say it will protect chrome bumpers and wheels. It would be like that "bug off" product that leaves a slimy layer of crap on your bumper for road trips, that you hose off when you reach your destination. It would be like applying a layer of oil to your chrome wheels, which would look disastrous. I've used it on hinges, chain drives on ATVs and bicycles, seized nuts and bolts and other industrial uses. The stuff smells like %*#@, I can't believe the website recommends using it on dash boards!
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I was just thinking ahead for winter months as a change of pace for a new set of wheels I am looking at buying. I am used to using Zoop Seal, but thought a spray would be easier in the winter for adding protection every couple of weeks.
 
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