Impact Test the Coated Impact Driver

yep all right so let me try to explain to you what the product is we're using this is called bullet liner but you may be more familiar with it as bed liner for the backs of trucks now the common names would be gold would be Rhino liner or Linux but this is not to be confused with those things in fact here's a little bit of a backstory that I learned along the way the guy that originally created line X sold the company for like some astronomical amount 160 some million dollars and he had a non-compete he couldn't do anything with bed liner for like 5 or 7 years but now this guy instead of sitting back on a yacht and hanging out cruising and enjoying life started to create a better version of line X and as soon as his non-compete was up he went to town marketing it and he calls it bullet liner so this is like line X on steroids now bullet liner doesn't want me to tell you this but since bullet liner doesn't pay me I'm gonna say what I want to say now this stuff sets up almost instantly within seconds it dries and hardens but it doesn't reach full strength for 24 hours now as it's drying it's also having a chemical reaction where cut which causes it to heat up so I'm guessing Tyler's feet got pretty hot there so we wanted to find out how long on the walkie drill would last being sprayed under pounds and pounds of this bullet liner which is instantly drying trying to stop it from moving [Music] so this drill is actually starting to get heated up the more product that he applies and encapsulated it capsulate sit the more it's cooking inside now at this point I also want to give a big shout-out to MJ our custom coatings out of Flint Michigan without their help none of these three videos that you're about to see would be possible in one of the very next videos we're going to be building a cement wall completely mortar less and seeing how well this stuff can hold up to it plus we do some just crazy stuff with eggs watermelons and other things that we should be eating instead of coating with bullet liner so I'm actually timing this part of the process I want to see how long it takes for this bullet liner to shut down the Milwaukee drill [Music] the first time I ever seen anything like this done was over at tools in action but they used a Dewalt drill and line-x so today we decided to one-up it by using a Milwaukee drill and bullet liner so you'll have to go over to the tools in action youtube channel to find out what happens with their drill but here after we get…