Thank you Ross for this awesome review! I had no idea T9 did that much. We’ve been using this stuff for over a year in the RV as a dry lube. Once sprayed on it’s one of the longest lasting products we’ve used but had no idea it also did everything else you covered! Now we love it even more!
We're fans of Fluid Film, a 3 pk on Amazon runs about $10 a can. Put it on metal surfaces, turns rust almost black and it did wonders with our faded patio furniture, even treated wood with it. Will have to give T9 a try tho.
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS Its amazing on a lot of things but especially rust. When it hits rust, it penetrates it and turns it a very dark coffee, almost black, color and stops the rust dead in its tracks.
Near or above freezing it sounds like great stuff. But does the product loose some or all of its benefits the colder it gets. Pennsylvania has warm winters. And trailer mechanisms are not used much in cooler weather. I’d like to know how well the product behaves as the temperatures drop to say -40 (a common benchmark) before I’d use it on more serious items such as machinery or vehicles in real cold weather.
Great question, we dont get that low in PA, but here is what I found on the technical data section of their site: Adhesion at low temperatures: flaking less than 1/32″ at -40±5K (MIL-O-16173D).
absolutely. the friction while driving will completely wipe this product off, but i will coat the ball with this while not in use to keep it from rusting.
Great review. We travel in our rv year round in the north east part of the United States. I worried about rust. I’ll try this product. I use anything to prevent rust.
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS that’s such a great idea. We winter camping in PA. Keep in touch. We are all in for a meet up. No place is too far. The United States is our backyard.
Hey man I’ve seen this stuff before and have been curious about it. I’ll trust that if your happy with it over time I might just switch everything over as well.
Hey Chris, hope you had a great Christmas! the second review will be out tomorrow. so far I love it. curious to see how it performs over a full year of camping. it obviously doesnt replace everything but from seeing all your videos I know you are a maintenance junkie, worth giving it a try. a lot of people have been telling me they've been using it for decades and was surprised i never heard of it. its most impressive after it dries. its like a coat of wax.
im working on that answer, from my research I'm thinking every 3-4 months, but wouldnt be surprised if it was twice a year. keep an eye out for the follow up video.
Great product video. How about getting them to send me the same products so I can test them being here in Florida to compare the different environments on the east coast of Florida in comparison on the way their products work in your area vs a salty Florida area. Thanks
Newbie here,...do you have a dehumidifier? If so what kind do you recommend? I read in my travel trailer. Owner manual about monitoring humidity when long term living.
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS Heard from the RV Factory (maker of Luxe) that the furniture polish pledge is the best product for slide seals. Have talked 2 other campers that utilize it as well.
Hey Mike, thanks for sharing this info... I have personally used the camco rubber seal slide since day 1 (5 years ago) and they all look brand new. I have also heard pledge works great on rubber seals too, thanks for confirming my friend.
honestly Marcos, $19 for a can does seem a little much, but its replacing a dry lube, a lithium grease, and a can of wd 40 or PB Blaster, all 3 will be more than $19. Additionally, this stuff works great. Its worth it, in my opinion. I dont know of anything, more or less expensive, that will replace Boeshield T-9.
Thank you Ross for this awesome review! I had no idea T9 did that much. We’ve been using this stuff for over a year in the RV as a dry lube. Once sprayed on it’s one of the longest lasting products we’ve used but had no idea it also did everything else you covered! Now we love it even more!
Good to hear! Thanks for watching and the beach footage bud!
99% positive my husband uses this already. Nice video!
Yes! Thank you!
Been camping in Texas for a decade now and have used T9 with no problems. I usually recoat 4 times a year. It’s an excellent product. Just get it!
Good to know!
I use this on my table saw and drill press surfaces and no rust! Still I had no idea it would be useful on so many other things. I will give it a try!
Thanks for watching and commenting Aric, happy holidays.
Adding this to my inventory. I’ve seen this on another channel but they didn’t go into all the different applications. Thanks for sharing!
Glad I could help
Don’t get much humidity in Vegas, but I’m buying this now just to be safe. Thanks my friend, love the channel
thanks for watching Frank.
Been using t9 since I bought my rig. No complaints.
great news!
Just bought the T-9 and Rust Free… Thanks for the review and recommendation!
Thank you Bob, we appreciate the support. You’ll love it!
You’ll be impressed. I’ve used this for a while now on my bikes and my 5th wheel.
so far I am impressed. I would like to know how realistically often it should be reapplied.
Been using for 8 months because of you. Fantastic product! Camper is covered with it, lol.
Great to hear! I have 2 cases in my garage. Love it as well!
Another great video! Thanks!
Hey stranger, thanks for stopping back in!
Thanks for helping us out. I’m ordering now.
glad to help!
Interested to see how it holds up in the humidity. Thanks for another great topic Ross.
me too, exactly why I want to revisit this in a month.
Thanks Ross, just ordered the multi-kit.
let me know what you think.
We're fans of Fluid Film, a 3 pk on Amazon runs about $10 a can. Put it on metal surfaces, turns rust almost black and it did wonders with our faded patio furniture, even treated wood with it. Will have to give T9 a try tho.
I’ve heard good things about Fluidfilm as well. Thanks for watching bud.
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS Its amazing on a lot of things but especially rust. When it hits rust, it penetrates it and turns it a very dark coffee, almost black, color and stops the rust dead in its tracks.
T9 coats the rust, essentially blocking out the oxygen so it doesn’t continue to rust.
Looking at their website now. Looks awesome, thanks.
will be releasing a 2 month follow up video in about 1 month.
Good choice! I’ve seen this spray before but never used it. I will have to check it out.
let us know how it works for you.
Wow, did not know something could replace WD 40, will have to check this product out . Thanks , again.
No problem 👍
Seems like a good product I’ll have to check it out 👍
Thanks for always stopping by and commenting bud. Have a great Holiday!
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS you to Ross have a holiday with your family and friends
Hey Ross, what sealant do you recommend for waterproofing seams, cracks, etc? Thanks, bro.
best stuff ive ever used, and ive tried them all. when it cures it becomes almost like a rubber. not cheap but worth every penny: amzn.to/3tdX624
Just bought some of this and I'm super happy to give it a shot!!
You’ll love it, great stuff!
Near or above freezing it sounds like great stuff. But does the product loose some or all of its benefits the colder it gets. Pennsylvania has warm winters. And trailer mechanisms are not used much in cooler weather. I’d like to know how well the product behaves as the temperatures drop to say -40 (a common benchmark) before I’d use it on more serious items such as machinery or vehicles in real cold weather.
Great question, we dont get that low in PA, but here is what I found on the technical data section of their site:
Adhesion at low temperatures: flaking less than 1/32″ at -40±5K (MIL-O-16173D).
heres the page if you want to check it out. boeshield.com/boeshield-t9-technical-data/
Hey there, wondering if you could tell me by chance why I have a a wardrobe slide, isn't sliding back in??
honestly, I would really need some more information, maybe pictures and model of RV. if you can email us that info I might be able to help.
What is the best way to treat a cracked window seal without replacing it. Thank you
That would be difficult to answer without seeing the extent of the crack in person.
Can you (and should you) use this on the ball hitch?
absolutely. the friction while driving will completely wipe this product off, but i will coat the ball with this while not in use to keep it from rusting.
Great review. We travel in our rv year round in the north east part of the United States. I worried about rust. I’ll try this product. I use anything to prevent rust.
Hey guys, if you get up to NE PA, let us know! Would like to get some video with other channels next year. 👊
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS that’s such a great idea. We winter camping in PA. Keep in touch. We are all in for a meet up. No place is too far. The United States is our backyard.
Hey man I’ve seen this stuff before and have been curious about it. I’ll trust that if your happy with it over time I might just switch everything over as well.
Hey Chris, hope you had a great Christmas! the second review will be out tomorrow. so far I love it. curious to see how it performs over a full year of camping. it obviously doesnt replace everything but from seeing all your videos I know you are a maintenance junkie, worth giving it a try. a lot of people have been telling me they've been using it for decades and was surprised i never heard of it. its most impressive after it dries. its like a coat of wax.
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS thanks, it’s been a fun and crazy holiday season. Sounds good. Think I’ll try it out.
How long between coats?
im working on that answer, from my research I'm thinking every 3-4 months, but wouldnt be surprised if it was twice a year. keep an eye out for the follow up video.
Great product video. How about getting them to send me the same products so I can test them being here in Florida to compare the different environments on the east coast of Florida in comparison on the way their products work in your area vs a salty Florida area. Thanks
Thank you for the review. Our chain hooks are rusted badly. Seems like the rust free works pretty good. Can this be used on leaf springs?
Yes, absolutely
We just purchased a new travel trailer. Would it benefit me to spray the T-9 on all the parts now?
Absolutely, and also start protecting your exterior trim before it discolors: amzn.to/3XFk5fL
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS I do have the 303
Newbie here,...do you have a dehumidifier? If so what kind do you recommend? I read in my travel trailer. Owner manual about monitoring humidity when long term living.
we have this one, we dont use it much because we dont camp much in cold weather but when we do it works great: amzn.to/3Ez47u4
I’ve been using this stuff for years. I won’t use anything else. I have not tried the rust free though.
thats good to hear. the rust free is equally impressive.
Hey Ross, are you planning to full time RV any time soon?
going to talk about that in our next video... stay tuned.
Nice product review. Can this be used on slide seals?
I would stick with a dedicated slide seal. Even though this product is safe on rubber, I dont think its the best product for rubber seals.
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS Heard from the RV Factory (maker of Luxe) that the furniture polish pledge is the best product for slide seals. Have talked 2 other campers that utilize it as well.
Hey Mike, thanks for sharing this info... I have personally used the camco rubber seal slide since day 1 (5 years ago) and they all look brand new. I have also heard pledge works great on rubber seals too, thanks for confirming my friend.
Anyone knows another similar alternative cheaper?
honestly Marcos, $19 for a can does seem a little much, but its replacing a dry lube, a lithium grease, and a can of wd 40 or PB Blaster, all 3 will be more than $19. Additionally, this stuff works great. Its worth it, in my opinion. I dont know of anything, more or less expensive, that will replace Boeshield T-9.
@@RVTIPSANDTRAVELS got it
I think Boeing uses this on their jets?
They sure do!
It was developed for Boeing, so I am assuming it is.
best prevention is to stay away from the gulf coast, specially South Texas