Berkebile Oil 2 + 2 BPFC-A Protection First Class Rust Protection - 15 oz.

This stuff is magic! I ended up buying a case!

A mechanic who did a front end alignment on my vehicle uses the professional size to undercoat vehicles to prepare for the salty roads out here on the East Coast. He told me he thinks it's the best so I bought the retail size cans and use them to do the undercoating on my Toyota FJ Cruiser SUV. I was surprised on how well it coded all the metal and how well it adhered to it while still staying somewhat pliable.

Used it on the inside of the fenders on my Ford Escape. It stopped the metal from rusting further.

It advertised a 15 oz can. I received a 12 oz can. It’s good stuff but expensive also.

Quite a bit in a can. Helps to look ahead at the whole car. I have a problem area to tackle and was able to target my rockers and keep going through the rig. This could treat and undercarriage especially if you have a nice lift to gain access with. Non drip qualities good consistency. 2 gripes the straw flew into the first hole I stuck it in ( needle nose recovery required) and the odor is quite pungent.

I've been using this stuff for a year now on the exposed parts of my fifth wheel rv, like the metal shafts of the slide outs. Prior to this I used Boeshield T9 for a couple of years. I'm throwing out what's left of this product and going back to the T9 product and here's why. The rust protection of the Berkebile may be close to the Boeshield T9, but over the past year, it appears to not last quiet as long before I have to re-apply. Also the Berkebile oil is horrible to work with. About 20% of the oil that comes out of the spray tip globs up around the rim and runs down the sides of the can. Also the spray pattern is not as uniform as the Boeshield and I have to go over the same areas twice to get coverage. By the time I'm done, the can and my hands are a mess. Also, when dried, the Berkebile oil seems to be tackier and attracts more dirt, whereas the Boeshield T9 forms a nice smooth wax coating that is not tacky. I can wipe dust off the surface of the T9, which I can't do with the Berkebile oil without much of the oil coming off on the rag. My reason for buying it in the first place was because it was cheaper than the Boeshield T9, but I guess it's the old story; you get what you pay for. Lesson learned!

This stuff is absolutely amazing . I first started using it years ago when it was only available to corporate maintenance departments. It makes WD-40 look like super glue . It's a steal at twice the price!!!

Good stuff. Works great.