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[randy_1]

Big wood.. No I still have about half of it left... Btw I have a sister and brother inlaw in vt. They just installed a new polar boiler Last fall. Maybe I can convince Melissa in a road trip and kill two birds I gotta mapquest it to see how far you will be from the family I'll be In touch

[tawilson1152]

I also am a Fluid Film addict. I use a Wagner Power Painter Plus. I did the outside of my owb a month ago and will do the inside if I ever get to shut it down.

[Jwood]

  towilson

[Crow]

  Shut down on Sunday, cleaned out any remaining creosote and ash I could with the shop vac on Monday and oiled it down this morning before work with Fluid Film and undercoating gun. Everything looked good inside - no rust, refractory bricks in great shape and no hidden surprises.

[Jwood]

Awesome crow how did the application go? Did it spray on easy?

[Crow]

Yep it did. Small compressor to power the gun and a nice mist sprayed all through the firebox, ash pan and heat exchanger. Another thing I like about using Fluid Film is it is supposed to be "eco friendly" so if some drips out of the stove it wouldn't be as bad as trans fluid mixed with fuel oil, especially since it is somewhat close to my well.

[Jwood]

Yes I believe its very eco friendly I thought I read its all lanolin based and that it comes from sheep's wool. I bet that makes Neal happy!

[slimjim]

POOR NEIL, always getting picked on.

[Jwood]

He seems to enjoy it

[slimjim]

HUGS NEIL!

[slimjim]

Just went back through the thread, I don't think Neal is following the thread, perhaps we should PM him to pull him in, what do you think?

[randy_1]

Hey slim any word on other manufactures that will be at the Vermont show?

[mlappin]

Another use for Fluid Film, I think it works even better than Anti-Seize or Never Seize.

[Jwood]

Slim I think he should jump on this thread he must only follow threads that start with EPA hmmmmm.......... Maybe I should have called it EPA Corrosion Protection!

[Jwood]

Good to know mlappin!