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Perform Coated Watermelon Durability Tests

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Bulletliner Vs Line x . Whats the difference & which is better?

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What happens here

Apply Bullet Liner coating to a watermelon. Once coated, test its durability by dropping it from a truck trailer, running over it with a heavy-duty pickup truck (a 3/4 ton diesel pickup truck), and cutting it with a reciprocating saw. Remarkably, the coated watermelon remains largely intact after being run over by the truck, demonstrating significant resistance to crushing forces. Even when cut, the coating provides structural integrity.

Goal: Showcase the protective capabilities of Bullet Liner on a flexible object.

Tools and materials

  • Bullet Liner Coating Bullet Liner — Coating the watermelon
  • Pickup Truck — Running over the coated watermelon
  • Reciprocating Saw Milwaukee — Cutting the coated watermelon
  • Safety Glasses — Eye protection
  • Watermelon — The object to be coated and tested

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is just a truck bedliner the same stuff they spray in the back of pickup trucks but this isn't just any truck bedliner this stuff is called bullet liner this is like the next level of truck bed liners and today we're going to be doing a ton of crazy stuff with this that you just you've got to see it to believe it but we're gonna find out more about what this actually is by interviewing the head honcho a bullet liner and find out where it came from and how it got developed so without wasting any more time let's have some fun let's smash some stuff and let's just find out exactly what this stuff is I'm not sure I'm not shot either all right guys we got Josh so Josh you're

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