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| Author: | Cacher123 [ Mon Feb 12, 2007 1:24 am ] |
| Post subject: | Anyone tried this 'Removable' paint or shield? |
Quote: Want to add flames to your car for the weekend. Or maybe you’re heading to a “big game” and want to show your support. Car Art Temporary Paint gives you the ability to apply vehicle graphics from an aerosol can. This is the newest and coolest way to add temporary paint to any car, truck or van. Plus Car Art Temporary Paint has many residential, commercial and recreational uses. Decorate home windows for the Holidays or spray lines on concrete or asphalt for sporting events. It dries in less than a minute, and it won’t wash off in the rain. Not to worry, it leaves no residue on the surface to which it’s applied. Cleaning up Car Art is a snap — just use soap, water and a sponge or power wash it off. Video: http://duplicolor.com/training/carart_training.html I mean, it is DupliColor and as far as I know they are reliable. Also, I guess they'd be in a lot of trouble if the stuff didn'y come off and messed up people's paint jobs. They also make a "shield" which is a heavy duty version to resist scratches. Wonder if it would work for off roadin? http://duplicolor.com/products/shield.html Quote: Shield, from Dupli-Color, provides temporary spray-on protection for your vehicle where bugs and road grime can do damage. It’s ideal for the front end, rear quarter panel and rocker panels. Spray on Shield as a temporary bra for long road trips, quick mud flaps or as a bug guard. Shield sprays on easily and dries in less than a minute. And best of all, it stays on until you wash it off. You can power wash it off or use soap and water. Rain, snow or moisture in the air won’t affect it. This product leaves no residue on a vehicle’s paint. Give your vehicle the protection that it deserves with Shield.
Video: http://duplicolor.com/training/shield_training.html So, you pull into the car wash with a red car and come out with a black one and watch the faces of the crew as you tell them "Hey, that's not my car, mine was red!" |
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| Author: | ccattie [ Mon Feb 12, 2007 4:07 pm ] |
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Pretty cool - I coulda used that lotsa times. Be nice for practical jokes -c |
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| Author: | LiLredLibby [ Mon Feb 12, 2007 11:14 pm ] |
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That first video reminds me of when I was a young boy,my dad had his 67 ford wagon repainted by" Earl Shribes".A few weeks later we took a trip to Illinois.Yep,you guessed it ,about half the way there,our once white car was returning from it,s new red finish,back to it's original color.The first signs looked like bird droppings with a personal problem.My dad was tempted to turn around at this point cause he did'nt even want to try to explain this one. Ron |
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