Fluid Film Inside Frame

Is their any issue with using fluid film on the inside of the boxed part of the frame?

 

Load it up
They sell a specific wand just for that.

 

Just do it

 

Does anyone know of any alternatives to that wand? Homemade or at least to purchase the 360° tip.
I use the Harbor Freight abrasive blaster for my FF and it works GREAT! However, I need the wand attachment for the inside

 

yes!?, you will not be able to spray any of the internal painting products in there should you want to do so in the future, unless there is a way to dawn soap it all out thoroughly of course! maybe?

 

what's your setup look like?
i have a 'fancy' spray wand variety bot from Canada last year, maybe it plug into what you have

 

plus! that 'wand' referenced i believe is LIMP junk, but i have not used it yet just handled an unused one and its limpy
limp like you need to strap some wire clothes hanger gig to keep it straight i have heard it before somewhere
could always be mistaken about it, though

 

Any good way to get rid of the fluid film if its already applied inside the box of the frame?

 

99.99% of the folks that use fluid film want it to be able to stay on the surface it's protecting.
You get the one straggler/anomaly person that will complain that it sticks too well or that it doesn't stick well enough when trying to remove with the high pressure wand at the car wash
You want it to stay on there once applied.

 

a high-powered conical water jet apparatus stuck in there might work for some of it but likely not all!
dawn soap and a scrubby is what i used to remove FF on outside, i think it all came off, i shall see

 

FF applicator compressor at 120 psi will cover the inside of the frame no problem.

 

the issue is: not doing it

 

Why would anyone want to pressure wash it off.

 

As you can see the FF sprayer wand is plenty stiff. Biggest thing is to go slow while applying in the frame. I usually insert the wand as far as I can, and spray as I draw it out. The 360 tip does really spray in a full circle.

 

It's just this: I tried adding my own hose to it but it didn't work well at all.

 

So before doing fluid film you need to do an abrasive stripping thing on the frame?

 

that little hose thingie for the rattle can do not seem so stiff!

 

ooh! i have one of those those!
but i am having issues finding a fitting to attach to the standard air hose that thing chucks into
its an odd size, what i have!

 

to re-coat for one for some, perhaps to reapply some fresh stuff
cannot paint over the FF residue i was told at one time from @BartMaster1234

 

i found some stuff that looks like it WILL stick on no matter how hard you try to spray it, the blast gun @100psi had a big job trying to get it off, but its messy but seems very durable in the high-splash areas

some do not want to be going outside and respraying the FF that washed off when its below zero Fahrenheit