The Canadian Coast Guard recently had a radio returned from an out station for replacement. This "water proof" radio had been submerged in salt water for a while and water did ingress.
Ship-2-Shore had been applied to the printed circuit before the unit had been put in service.
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Although in this case the radio was not saved the pictures shows how Ship-2-Shore appears on the printed circuit like swirls. Where it  had been inadvertently dabbed on the case, it is obvious where the dab ends.
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This photo shows Fluid Thin Film Coating technology (FTFC) in action. The area showing no corrosion has had Ship-2-Shore applied so thinly that it is almost invisible, yet, no corrosion!
	The Canadian Navy has found Ship-2-Shore INDUSTRIAL ideal for lubricating anchor chain on their ships, it is the only coating, environment  friendly enough to be used for this application. It lubricates the chain "preventing pile-up" while minimizing rust.
Ship-2-Shore PLID is being used to lubricate the chain drive gear on their small boat marine ways.

 

Cable Laying Ship This ship lays fiber optic cables across the ocean and is using Ship-2-Shore as a cable dress for the umbilical cord to their submersible.

They are so pleased it is now the preferred dressing for all wire rope on the ship.

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