I’m curious if any of y’all use this around the house, farm, or on cars and guns. I had not heard of it until a couple of years ago.

I use on my tractor implements to prevent rust. Works well. Probably been using for 5-6 years.

Well yall enlighten us about this product. I have never heard of it.

Lanolin based product that tends to stick where sprayed and works well to prevent rust long term. Several folks buy in bulk and spray their vehicle undercarriage if they live in salt prone areas.
Smells like sheep is only disadvantage but some folks may like that smell

They can't keep it on the shelves in Walker county.

Yes, use it on tractor and equipment. Coonass buddy of mine introduced me too it. Said it's what they use on equipment, boats, etc. around salt water

Note that you say that… Seems like I heard about it years ago as a corrosion prevention option under the cowl of outboards at the coast.

Use on boat

It's good stuff. Will flat stop corrosion and sticks well. I use it on boat trailer to prevent salt corrosion, on farm equipment and undercarriage of truck. Best product I've found.

We used it after every aircraft wash on hinges and electrical connectors + a few other components. People need to realize that it's not permanent, it gets washed away by water. If I was worried about something that's already rusty, I'd use a rust inhibitor.
There are better ways to prevent corrosion on a vehicle frame, etc. Corrosion needs oxygen, so a sealant is better.

Correct, it's not permanent but it's a great reasonably priced product.

Yep. Especially on tractors and equipment. My nephew who is a diesel mechanic introduced me to it.

We just oil the farm equipment and it works really well, cheaper than fluid film. The oil repels the water really well