Has anyone experience of this. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1KhP45PkxR/ or is it snake oil?
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ajlelectronics
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In my opinion, purest snake oil.
I tend to view most of these things like that. Especially on Facebook but at the same time I can imagine a product like it one day.
I actually purchased 3 pairs of shorts of a Facebook add. They ended up being awesome. So much so when I purchased another 3 on Amazon they came up 2 sizes smaller.
Looks suspiciously like aerosol stonechip spray
skotl
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That's you unemployed, then
Sweet Jesus please...
roofman
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yes please..That's you unemployed, then
Random page, video from China, AI voice, ah yes... The finest ********
frank horton
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It is supplied in a 10lt bucket in Greece. To scared to try it….
There is a water based rubberised paint to seal solid concrete flat roofs and I have admit it works very well…
There is a water based rubberised paint to seal solid concrete flat roofs and I have admit it works very well…
Year that's what I have got. As you say it's worked great so far. Hence me asking the question.
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at best, all that spray will do is mask a problem long enough to sell the house...if you are lucky...
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This stuff works, but it'll only work for a few years if your lucky, use this while your saving up for a new roof...
Snake oil, But sometimes such things can be useful, I once worked on a 36ft Gin palce motor boat that had had a bad fire. It was American & unlike British built boats was fitted out with full fire retardant upholstery & head linings. The entire inside of the hull was coated in a layer of tarry smoke residue that had baked on & couldnt be washed off, We tried everything & it was literally like stove enamel that stank.
Then i had a brainwave & tried a can of stone chip protector. Blow me down it covered in one! So off to the Motor factors & a case of Schutz & a gun. We did the whole interior of the hull, lockers, bilge the lot! sealed the stink in & looked a million dollars!
I hope it stayed on.
Then i had a brainwave & tried a can of stone chip protector. Blow me down it covered in one! So off to the Motor factors & a case of Schutz & a gun. We did the whole interior of the hull, lockers, bilge the lot! sealed the stink in & looked a million dollars!
I hope it stayed on.
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Did you work for Bodgit and Scarper at the time ?
I've slapped some of this on a troublesome joint on my garage roof last year.
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Due to an order cock-up, they sent me more, told me to keep the rest - so I did all around the base on the outside too, over a sealant I'd had applied some months before.
Admittedly a whole year isn't exactly a test of duration, but it all still looks perfect - I was up the ladder checking it last weekend.
Lava 20 Waterproofing System — The Roofing Outlaw
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Due to an order cock-up, they sent me more, told me to keep the rest - so I did all around the base on the outside too, over a sealant I'd had applied some months before.
Admittedly a whole year isn't exactly a test of duration, but it all still looks perfect - I was up the ladder checking it last weekend.
The guy i worked for was a salvage agent for several marine insurance companies, He used to get all the write offs, some were real money makers, others were so bad they had to be broken up. But most got repaired & were sold on eblag as "Fixer uppers". Put it this way if some had been cars they would have been crushed. Working with him was an education in ingenuity & was at times a good earner, we had some proper laughs & itched a lot from the fibreglass!Did you work for Bodgit and Scarper at the time ?
