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Haunters rule!

I'm planning on using this on my plastic Toyota Tundra running boards. Any tips? Thanks.

How much of this stuff did you use ? Did a quart do everything you showed it sure would of been helpful if you gave that information.

That is the thickest and heartiest application of Herculiner I've ever seen.

Thanks so much for the review my dude, as an amateur video guy & long time jeeper I try to do the best I can on here reviews & making the videos. Keep her low & slow & see you on the trail!

Good review video. Out of all the reviews I’ve seen of this product you’re the first one I’ve seen that the tape was defective. Easy to replace with some good 3M double sided tape but like you said, you shouldn’t have too. Also, customer service says a lot about a company. Too bad you had a bad experience with that. Keep up the good work from one Jeeper to another.

I learned long ago the powder coating is a POS. It looses its shine quickly and soon after a piece will break off and moisure will get to the metal and rusting will begin. I just stripped off all the wasted PC off my motorhome steps and gave them a good coat of truck bed liner. I just bought a new truck and am preparing to coat the bed. The reason so much stuff comnes powder coated is that factories have found it is quicker & cheaper to PC than to spray paint with a high quality auto paint. !

How many 4 by 4's do I need to have? How long does the cribbing need to be?

Love that stuff, just did my grill & headlights trim on my silverado.

Great video, keep up the great work!!

What size of magnets and nuts did you use in this?

very nice

Still plotting here. Very similar to what I have been contemplating. Great vid. On the rattle can thing. Add some distance. Most brands are a source of melting problems, if you hit hard and close. Takes longer, but the painters rule applies. Many lite coats perform best.

Hey Troop... I just finished rewrapping a couple of my bigger handled tools using this method and all I can say is WOW!!! Excellent advice and I appreciate your detailed information. The Renfrew tape using the twisted method is awesome. Thanks.

I'd use 240 grit ?? I dont know the product assum it fills nicely 6:44 it should be mix with a drill you can get a really small stir blade I'd thin it down after mixing use a brush with a paint on then dabbing while the product dries

I think your fog chiller in the coffin is brilliant! It doesn't look out of place at all! In fact if a person was to use more than one fog machine like you do, having them all in coffins would be awesome! And people wouldn't know where the fog was coming from unless they saw it pumping it out. Thanks for sharing!

Came here for the coffin tutorial, need to know where you got that helmet!

Hello! We have a UA-cam channel and would like to know if we could use some of your content from this video. Of course we'll give you a good credit for that which would give you hundreds even thousands of views bringing you more subscribers. Please let me know if that is OK? Thank you!

Great tip!

The coffins are a great idea, thanks for sharing. 🎃

Thanks for sharing!! 🪦

Hello, Thanks for your tutorial. I love the effect. What kind of mister did you get and where can I buy one. ? Thanks!

Fill up some gallon jugs with water and freeze them. Reusable ice for the cooler.

Hey It’s been awhile how’s the bumper holding up ??

So what does it do

Great idea. I have a carport and was thinking the same idea, just was not sure how to build it where it would be sturdy enough to stand the wind we can get here at times on Halloween night.

I'm sorry but how is this cheap (cost of fog machine) or DIY (use of fog machine)?

Amazing!!! Great idea. 😎🤙

The idea of catching a buzz while being creative surely helps me

Man! A coffin! Ive been running tubing all over my yard to get fog around the cemetary...and i HATE how it looks. Definitely building a coffin or two now and plopping it all right in the center. Thanks!!

You can probably put a little wood filler or acrylic paste on the nuts, and they will still attract the magnets just fine and make the floor look better.

Looks great!

Good look at a classic and a great tip with the nuts! I am currently in the process of stripping back some of my more complex dungeon terrain to a more simplistic tile system as a future episode and I think that I will definitely delve into the potential of the nuts as it certainly makes sense! Keep em' coming :)

Great video. Would be awesome if you could link a few supplies in your description section.

Can you make it where the lights in the fountain just stay one color?

How did you make the fire under the cauldron? Looks so real!

Pretty cool, thanks for sharing!

Loved it, simple and really effective for dungeon making

Put the fog chiller in the coffin ! 🤯⚰️ Why didn’t I think of that!?! Great idea! I will DEFINITELY be do this from now on! Thanks for sharing 👻

I love this project & cant wait to make one! Would you mind sharing rhe dimensions or a link where we can get the cauldron? (& the misting LED?) 😊

Cold beer 🍺 ❤ HALLOWEEN 🎃

Did you project from the front or rear?

This stuff is incredible, and it is long lasting and very user friendly.

When I search “hockey tape” at Lowe’s I get electrical tape. I would think that wouldn’t adhere to the metal hammer I want to tape. And I think there are different thicknesses. What should I use and where can I find it? Thank you.

Empire cheaping out on good respirators for their hard working storm troopers. Its a travesty.

Looks good man! Thanks for the advice on keeping the rim clean so you can close it. That would have been an expensive mistake

Yeah and once it's on everything, it stays on everything. I built a outdoor handicap ramp and used this to waterproof the wood, and provide a gritty non slip surface. Wear rubber gloves and clothes you won't mind tossin in the garbage.

Want to do this on the hood of my sprinter van. I don't have an indoor work area. Do you think it's a problem doing this with the sun out in hawaii? Should i do it after the sun is down? Great video btw

Just some info , there is supposed to be a metal bracket behind your stereo that holds that screw in. A lot of aftermarket stereos require you to remove that bracket during installation because of the length of the head unit. Luckily I held on to mine for the last few years and could reinstall it before purchasing this mounting system. Hopefully my end result will be positive.

So I’m doing a new bumper, that is bear steel. I have steam cleaned it, wiped it down with xylene, and sand blasted it. Should I prime it before applying Herculiner?