Coat and Crush Test Small Objects
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Toughest Power tool on Planet Earth VS Toughest Bedliner ever created
What happens here
Thoroughly clean and dry a portable Bluetooth speaker and a plastic cup. Ensure the surfaces are free of any contaminants for optimal adhesion. Using the Bullet Liner spray gun, apply a uniform and thick layer of the protective coating over the entire surface of both the speaker and the plastic cup. Allow the coating to cure completely. Once cured, place the coated plastic cup and speaker on a hard surface. Step directly onto the coated cup and speaker with full body weight to test their crush resistance. Observe how the Bullet Liner allows the objects to deform significantly but maintain their structural integrity without shattering, demonstrating both flexibility and strength.
Goal: Demonstrate Bullet Liner's flexibility and crush resistance on common items.
Tools and materials
- Bullet Liner Spray Gun Bullet Liner — To apply the Bullet Liner coating
- Full-Body Protective Suit — To protect the user from coating overspray and chemicals
- Gloves — To protect hands from the coating
- Plastic Cup — Object to be coated and crush tested
- Portable Bluetooth Speaker Milwaukee — Object to be coated and crush tested
- Respirator Mask — To protect against inhaling harmful fumes from the coating
- Safety Glasses — To protect eyes during impact testing
- Sledgehammer Husky — Used for additional impact testing on the speaker
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