We Care about Your Car

   Did you know that rust starts to form when iron is exposed to oxygen and water? In Southern Maine, Fluid Film undercoating can stop that. In the Northeast, we have plenty of wet weather, and in the winter we also have plenty of salt on the roads to speed up the process that destroys our cars and trucks.

   This process can be reduced or stopped altogether when Fluid Film is applied each year or better yet, every 6 months. Fluid Film creates a non-toxic barrier between the metals that your car is made of, and the water, the salt, and the oxygen that enable rust to start formation. Fluid Film will not evaporate or become sticky. This helps the migration of the product continue to other areas, even after the product is applied. Some other products contain solvents that will evaporate after application, leaving behind a product that looks and feels different than when it was applied. With Fluid Film, what you see during application is what stays behind to protect your vehicle. 

   So go ahead and click on the "Contact" page for general questions or click the button below to book your own appointment, because here in Southern Maine, Fluid Film undercoating should be considered essential.