"Never Wet" This Is Cool..
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waldo lemieux
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Im gettin some and spraying the inside of my boat motor , and all my tee shirts; bye bye coffee stains 
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I'm On Fire
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Ewww...an iPhone. Wouldn't of wasted the time to coat it. Just throw it in the container of water.....from 6'.
Although that never wet stuff is awesome.
Although that never wet stuff is awesome.
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rberq
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My first thought was, Oh Boy, something easy to apply to replace Rain X that will really work on my windshield and not streak after a couple weeks. But the review I read says it doesn't stick to glass, rubs right off. Damn!
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It also doesn't stick to anything.... for long. Notice how every demonstration is "gentle"? Once you scrub, wrinkle, use, a coated item, it will soon need to be coated again. Also...the T-shirt demo...did you notice how glossy the shirt was? You just made a nice comfy t-shirt into a plastic top that will sweat you to death! And....last I new the stuff wasn't cheap. Why would you spend $10 to make a cardboard box into an ice chest when you can go buy a real ice chest for less?
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I'm On Fire
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Because it's cool. Sheesh....Freddy wrote:It also doesn't stick to anything.... for long. Notice how every demonstration is "gentle"? Once you scrub, wrinkle, use, a coated item, it will soon need to be coated again. Also...the T-shirt demo...did you notice how glossy the shirt was? You just made a nice comfy t-shirt into a plastic top that will sweat you to death! And....last I new the stuff wasn't cheap. Why would you spend $10 to make a cardboard box into an ice chest when you can go buy a real ice chest for less?
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gaw
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That’s friggen brilliant! I like the way you think, now where do I pick me a can of that stuff up?Freddy wrote:Heyyyy.... coat you're rear & never need toilet paper!
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http://www.homedepot.com/p/Rust-Oleum-Stops-Rust- ... |Rustoleumgaw wrote:That’s friggen brilliant! I like the way you think, now where do I pick me a can of that stuff up?Freddy wrote:Heyyyy.... coat you're rear & never need toilet paper!