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A lot of people spray oil here now I was told of something else called Fluid Film I think it is used for farm equipment. Has anyone used it or heard of it?
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Yea, a buddy of mine gave me a can of it. Heard somewhere it's made from lanolin or something. It sure smells like it..
Works pretty good at clinging to metal - or anything.
I haven't had it long enough to test it's durability tho.
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Thanks for the info, Gerald.
This may be a superior product for work and play, as well as sounding like a possible solution to condition leather and keep resins from building up on my work boots!
Now, I just need a disguise to avoid being noticed at one of those "green" equipment shops! There's always Granger, though.
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Paul.
Wonder if they'd have it at Tractor Supply?
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Tractor Supply did sell something called lubea plate or close to that for spraying on farm equipment.



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I work part time for tsc,have along time.. as far as I know we don;t sell [in a store] anything thing like this[possibily discontinued] suggest you check tsc.com, anything there can go to store forpick up free of charge..
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Pete: Like I said in the past. I was asst. manager 99-02 and a lot has changed since then.
I was at store 454 (bad number)


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