Lanolin Undercoating After 7 Years: Surface Shield & Fluid Film Update

Lanolin Undercoating After 7 Years: Surface Shield & Fluid Film Update.

In this video, I’ll show you how well these undercoatings have held up after seven years of exposure to the elements. We’ll take an up-close look at the undercarriage of my vehicle, discuss any rust or corrosion that has developed, and evaluate whether these products are still providing the protection they promised.

Topics covered:

-How Surface Shield & Fluid Film have performed after 7 years
-Close-up inspection of rust protection and wear
-My thoughts on whether lanolin-based undercoatings are worth it long-term
-If you’re considering undercoating your vehicle or are curious about the longevity of lanolin undercoatings like Surface Shield and Fluid Film, this video will give you the answers you need.

Don’t forget to check out my past yearly updates for a full picture of how this undercoating has evolved over time.

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