GEL BW - Rust&Corrosion Preventive

60 Years of Leadership in the Science of Corrosion ControlWhen the U. S. Navy needed to conquer the costs and delays of battling rust and corrosion in the ballast tanks of its thousands of combat and support vessels in World War II, an innovative West Coast chemist formulated a powerful weapon based on an unlikely ingredient: Lanolin (wool wax).The savings were immediate. The costs of chipping, sealing and painting were greatly reduced. The new film penetrated corrosion and rust quickly. Application was simple. Protective action was long lasting and economical.The weapon was Fluid Film, produced in a variety of easy-use forms by Eureka Chemical Company. Operating since 1943 and incorporated in 1953, the company continues as a family-owned business managed by descendants of the founding chemist.From its first seagoing use in the 1940s, Fluid Film has been proved in some of the most severe conditions; Industrial, agricultural, raw-terrain construction - even on the space shuttle. Modified over time to adapt to environmental and application considerations, it's non-toxic, non-hazardous, contains no solvents and is environmentally friendlier. Fluid Film continues to serve as the most effective corrosion control for industry, agriculture, manufacturing and transportation.Fluid Film has been used effectively in the following applications:Door LocksLug BoltsTrunk and Hood LatchesReturn SpringsDoor HingesBattery TerminalsVehicle UndercoatingTruck Beds as a Surface Protectant Under Bed LinersTrailer AppendagesVinyl DressingUse as Car WaxAnchor Chains - Lockers - WindlassWire - Rope - WinchesCranes - Hoists - RailsSponsons - StabilizersHawsers - Hatch CoamingsOffshore Platform Mach. And ToolsEquipment - Vehicles - On Deck CargoContainer GuidesElevator Guide RailsOpen GearsCables and Electric ConnectorsBallast TanksVoids - SkegsBilges - KeelsStern TubesPontoonsCaissonsUndersea EquipmentHatch CoversWater Tight Door DogsLocks and HingesGrey Water TanksMast FittingsProbe FittingsHelical RodsCouplings Make UpScrew Threads - Mud SpikesOutboard MotorsBattery TerminalsSensors Screw SetFasteners on Current MotorsBuoy