wombat88
Well-Known Member
Does any one have experience of both?
I have been a user of Fluid-Film for many years. I spray it on anything metal that might ever look as if it might go rusty. It gets everywhere, it creeps into joins and welds and generally seems to do a very good job. Galvanised rigging seems to like it (haven't used linseed for years). Unlike other stuff it appears to never dry. So its big advantage is that it never dries and the big disadvantage is that it never dries. It comes from the US and is quite expensive. Lanolin based I understand.
I have never used Lanoguard. It seems to come from the UK (which might make it cheaper). Does anyone know if it is the same thing? Better? Worse?
I have been a user of Fluid-Film for many years. I spray it on anything metal that might ever look as if it might go rusty. It gets everywhere, it creeps into joins and welds and generally seems to do a very good job. Galvanised rigging seems to like it (haven't used linseed for years). Unlike other stuff it appears to never dry. So its big advantage is that it never dries and the big disadvantage is that it never dries. It comes from the US and is quite expensive. Lanolin based I understand.
I have never used Lanoguard. It seems to come from the UK (which might make it cheaper). Does anyone know if it is the same thing? Better? Worse?
