mud???
Crimpit
I am investigating the possibility of marketing 'spray on' mud for 4x4
owners who don't like the real thing and never get the chance (or don't
want) to go off road.
Anybody tell me if this is or isn't something that might be of interest to
them? A Reply in this thread would be great.
If it is something that might work please tell me and let me know if there
are any particular properties you might like.
I am aware that real enthusiasts may find this insulting as they get really
muddy anyway. If this is the case, consider it as a possible novelty gift
for a colleague or friend who maybe doesn't get offroad often (or at all).
Let me know please.
Thank you
Mark B
Jerry Bransford
hammer to put fake trail dents into your favorite 4x4? Maybe a steel
rake to simulate trail scratches in your paint?
I can only hope and assume that for the good of society as a whole that
you're only kidding about the fake mud.
Jerry
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Dean Dardwin
I love it! We "real" off-roaders could spray it on unattended yuppie
Tahoes and then watch the owners vapor lock when they return! Send me a
case!
Dean
Bekkila
they would NEED fake mud somehow less intolerable - for the rest of us?
driving around in a muddy trick just to impress people is really quite
desperate.
Willem-Jan Markerink
Jerry Bransford <jer...@home.com> wrote:
>What's next, a "trail-damage kit" containing spray-on fake rust
Rust-alike paint already exists....:))
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DEL-uk
A capital idea I suggested this to a workmate who bought a white Vitara
in order to give it a little street cred as it happened he never needed it
as
I gave it a liberal coating the next time we went clay shooting by
judicisous
use of the E-low gear and throttle on my little Toyota . I reckon if you
have a white un you should be a copper
Derek
GrandNagus
weekends, to bottle and sell as authentic spray on 4x4 mud?
Chris Phillipo
If you can peel it off n one sheet and store it in it's only imitation
leather case, I'll buy one.
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Erik Litchy
Rainbow Warrior
occasional splatter of wildlife blood, some spray on gear oil for the
diffhousings perhaps. What about spray on dents and blackberry scratches?
Wash off Camo/Zebra paint? A CD for the doofdoof stereo of dry leafsprings,
mud tyres howling and a broken CV clacking.
Pat
Brisbane, Australia
98 Econovan, 89 Patrol Twincab Conversion
http://www.powerup.com.au/~mangey/
Member of TEAM SH*TTER offroad racing
Sponsored by Clown Concept Engineering
Been There, Broke That
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Matt Horn
>
> I am investigating the possibility of marketing 'spray on' mud for 4x4
> owners who don't like the real thing and never get the chance (or don't
> want) to go off road.
not just 4x4's every boy racer will buy a can to cover up his or her
numberplate.. you would be surprised the number of boy racer (ford 1.3
escorts) with full body kits alloy wheels, that have been meticulously
polished, yet some how the number plate (license plate) is totally obscured
with dirt!!
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Matt
(Pete Cresswell)
>I am investigating the possibility of marketing 'spray on' mud for 4x4
>owners who don't like the real thing and never get the chance (or don't
>want) to go off road.
How about some artifical dents and rust?
And maybe a simulated body lean to one side?
Excellant for urban driving...the beemers and Jags would scatter like
chickens in the barnyard when the turn signal came on...
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Pete Cresswell
Jeff
How about pre rusted, and dented body panels.
Just pull your front fender and bolt on an already rusted fender, with
a little bondo on it perhaps.
You could even sell broken windshields and tail light lenses.
I cant believe someone hasn't thought of this before
Jeff
2000 TJ
1995 XJ
robert b.
>
> I am investigating the possibility of marketing 'spray on' mud for 4x4
> owners who don't like the real thing and never get the chance (or don't
> want) to go off road.
>
> Anybody tell me if this is or isn't something that might be of interest to
> them? A Reply in this thread would be great.
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A riced out 4x4
Peter D. Hipson
wife saw it and had a fit.
One lesson learned this weekend.... Don't stand behind a man who has a
shovel and mud at his disposal. <g>
On Sat, 24 Nov 2001 09:25:51 -0800, "robert b." <bob...@cet.com>
wrote:
Peter D. Hipson
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vince
haven't even thought about.
Mud wrestlers!
All those lovely girls smearing themselves all over with mud - wow!
I will be a perfect gentleman and do the spraying for them.
I want 2 dozen cases please - NOW!
Paul Betts
product in Australia !
vince
"Paul Betts" <paul_...@DELETEMEhotmail.com> wrote in message
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> According to an Australian I met they already manufacture and market this
> product in Australia !
>
Well they would wouldn't they!
Rainbow Warrior
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> product in Australia !
Nope, somebody might have been feeding you crap, never seen any such
product, got shit loads of the real stuff all over the country except in the
dry bits in the middle,