CRCBattery Terminal Protector, 7.5 Wt Oz, Lead-Free, Enhances Battery Life, Prevents Corrosion-Related Leakage, Aerosol Spray

Be aware that the listing shows the 03175 product that I have used for years with great success on battery terminals. What I received was product #05046 in a red labeled can. I hope it's exactly the same formulation.

just what i wanted

This is the same formulation as in CRC's slightly more expensive red can, go figure. The spray was thinner than similar products I have used -- if you try to spray more on to compensate, you just blow the earlier coating away. If you want a thicker protective layer, spray it in thin coats, like paint, drying between coats. Then it does the job.

Its not thick and gets in areas u want it too! The goopy stuff is mixed with a gel and doesnt penetrate. a litle goes along way with this product. I think people are used to the goopy stuff and think this is too thin...my results in a golf cart and 6 batteries tells me its working perfectly and the stuff really does get into area the other goopy stuff cant. I think some of the bad reviews are people trying to compare it to other product and welp...thats not too bright. Once i cleaned all my batteriews and posts then sprayed this on them....the thing looks the same as the day i cleaned them. Its doing what it does...dont listen to some of these other that want goop.

It works great keeping corrosion and water off the wires attaching to the battery. Less is more.

Good product, pretty much like any other spray on protector. You get a good amount here, check your can size when buying, that is the big difference you should be aware of with price! Always have a can around to spray on batteries you are charging, changing, cleaning, checking, etc. Also, this product is as important for your cables and connectors as the battery! 10 year old car = maybe 3 batteries, but cables will last 10 yrs if you properly care for them -

Good price

I had problem with corrosion on my battery. Searched online and learned how to clean it with baking powder. Some of mechanics recommended using this for better maintain the battery so I gave it a try. It’s much thinner than I expected. Will see how the battery goes in 3 month since the instruction says reapply after 3 months.