Since I don't cover the fractured forums here, I can't be sure this stuff hasn't been mentioned here before. If it has, well, so what? It's new to me and the very first thing that came to mind was the underside of a Studebaker.
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No deceptive flags to prove I'm patriotic - no biblical BS to impress - just ME and Studebakers - as it should be. -
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That stuff is impressive. Bet it would make cleaning the underside of a car infinitely easier.Mike O'Handley, Cat Herder Third Class
Kenmore, Washington
hausdok@msn.com
'58 Packard Hawk
'05 Subaru Baja Turbo
'71 Toyota Crown Coupe
'69 Pontiac Firebird
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That is amazing!!! If the stuff wasn't so expensive in large quantities, I would want to paint my entire house with it
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I seriously don't mind if these guys get rich!!!Comment
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The comments on the video page are great!HTIH (Hope The Info Helps)
Jeff
Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Mark Twain
Note: SDC# 070190 (and earlier...)Comment
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My first thought after the demonstration was how will it last outdoors. A check of the website says that it has reasonable staying power as long as abrasion is kept to a minimum. So I'll second this motion.Originally posted by showbizkid View Post
That is amazing!!! If the stuff wasn't so expensive in large quantities, I would want to paint my entire house with it
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Wonder if it would work inside an engine block?Comment
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My poor old buddy used to claim he invented Teflon-never made a dime on it though,because he couldn't get it to stick to anything. So how does this stuff stay on whatever it's applied to?
Oglesby,Il.Comment
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check this out - funny and amazing test on cell phone
Dave Hugo
Wellford, SC
1940 Champion
1950 Champion Coupe
1955 President Coupe
1963 Lark Custom 2 Door V8Comment
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That would be great on my hands.Comment
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I've heard about something similar, applied to the inside of catsup bottles....Comment
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Man, I could see this stuff having applications all over the oil patch. They could coat rigs with it, and the roughnecks wouldn't have to scrub. Then they'd probably have to buy video games to keep 'em occupied.Gord Richmond, within Weasel range of the Alberta BadlandsComment
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If this stuff was sprayed on buildings, fences and boxcars - taggers would be without "canvas" on which to claim their territory.No deceptive flags to prove I'm patriotic - no biblical BS to impress - just ME and Studebakers - as it should be.Comment
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Here in California, freeway "sound walls" are coated with a kind of epoxy paint that is a self-solvent. When the wall gets tagged, CalTrans comes around and sprays it with more coating; the old stuff that contains the graffiti dissolves and runs off and is replaced by the new coating
This would be better, though!Comment
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I wonder how this product holds up under high temps?Comment
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