First Look: CorrosionX Rust Preventative

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posted on February 27, 2020
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While many hunters may think their firearms safe from rust when they leave the field, anyone who has stored guns for a long period of time knows how insidious a threat moisture can be. With a coating of CorrosionX, worries about rust can be made a thing of the past.

The Fluid Thin Film Coating (FTFC) technology in CorrosionX is designed to penetrate and fill the microscopic grooves found in metal, for a molecular level of protection. For retention, CorrosionX bonds with metal and metal alloys to seal out moisture, enhance lubrication and prevent gun fouling from sticking to the firearm. This helps prevent rust and corrosion before it occurs. When the season does finally roll around, the aforementioned FTFC technology will make removing fouling a breeze. For more information, please visit corrosionx.com. MSRP: $7.10

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