Just used the trim coat on my 2yr old rav 4. The black was looking faded and grayish until this stuff. Looks amazing after a month of rain and car washing. Shines like I just put it on. Great stuff.
WOW !! Great video !! Your so lucky to have the opportunity to go to a manufacturer and get some video and share it here !! Love it when the manufacturer allows this to happen and show the public which means there is no tricks on his products. I will now buy products from Cerakote !
I've added the sealant to my paint and glass, i know they have a dedicated glass coating, but it's still awesome. It lets the water beed up, and you can blow the water clean off the surface without it leaving trails! Usually, with wax and water on glass and paint, the drops would leave smaller droplets. This also helps it self clean in my obervation as it lets the water pick up and retain dust as it sheds off the car. I have not had to wash my car after rains, and i have not had problems with any etching if the rain dries on it.
I bought the ceramic sealant, and I'm now wondering is using the car wash at Sheetz is going to screw up my work. I don't have a place to wash by hand, and it's just easier. You have any take on this?
@@tigergreg8 I've observed that the coating does not do well with acidic soaps/shampoo. ph neutral soaps/shampoo is your best bet at making the coating last. Also, as a topper, I've been trying gyeon wet coat ceramic coating. Both are SiO2 based and they play well. Both coatings are soft, but the ease of application makes up for their performance. I've found that the cerakote lasts about 1.5 months on its own for me.
I honestly didn't expect to be so interested in this video before I started watching it. Understanding how things work and/or how they are made gives a lot more context to products we regularly use. Thanks for sharing.
I bought a used freshly painted 2015 F-150 XLT just over two years ago. The black railings along the truck bed had turned grey along with the mirrors and some other plastic trim. A month later I gave it a two bucket wash and then used CeraKoat Trim Coat on and to this day the parts applied to are still black. Oh, I live in Florida and the truck is parked daily in the sun and stays in my driveway every night.
I think the reason they can't give a period of time that the coating will last isn't because of the paint specifically since other companies can do this. It's the surface in combination with their grid pattern of adhesion. It's fewer contact points than a full ceramic coating that has a contact point essentially everywhere. I think this is the same reason paint can breathe with this coating. Fewer points of contact allow for microscopic airflow. I'm sure it's a great product because everything Cerakote makes is amazing but it seems midway between a quick ceramic detailer and an actual ceramic coating. Would you agree?
Yea i think youre probably right about that assumption. They label it Rapid Ceramic paint sealant so its not a full blown ceramic. They mentioned to me that they want their consumer products easy to use. Rapid Ceramic isnt something that will last 3-5 years but it definitely gives more than a ceramic detailer. I see it just like you, it sits somewhere between the two. The added benefit of the gloss enhancement is an awesome bonus that i wasnt expecting when i first heard about it, but i can see a visible difference especially on darker paints
Used the trim coat on my 2012 CRV this past weekend. Some of the trim was quite faded. Absolutely amazing results. Ran it through the car wash, drove it around a bit, got a nap, and spent about 30 minutes applying.
trimcoat works magic, unfortunately, i didnt made a good job pre-ping the surface, now i wave to do it again, but there are some spots that still have the product and other that are gray again, (even on the same piece of trim. I feel like I have to remove all protectant and start from a un protected surface, which product or sope I can use to clean my car and have a fressh start.
Josh, Thanks so much for the excellent teachings on proper ways of vehicle cleaning and preparation. I have a question that I need help. I have a new 2023 Buick Envision that had 3,200 mil on it when purchased from Dealer. I would like to put a coating on it with knowledge it was a demo vehicle. I have followed the cleaning process and love it with my new Ryobi pressure washer and new microfiber towels + Mr Pink. I would like to put a ceramic polish on it but do not where to start. Please provide a path or link for me to use as reference.
It looks like mine attracted moisture or something while drying because it created a rough section. Is there anything I can do to remove it or smooth it out.
I use the ceramic paint sealant on my boat mainly because it's pretty cheap and very easy to use. After every trip I give her a wash and wipe down with the sealant and the boat looks like new.
Great info 👍🏼 bro! I’ve been a fan of Cerakote for a while. I have multiple engine bay parts on my AMG GLC63 coated with Cerakote to stop or reflect the heat. Thx for the technical info!
Great insightful video, Josh. I've seen Cerakote products around for years but never used them. I guess I'll have to check them out. First-time commenter to your videos. 👍
i understand and can agree with the protection varying from car to car, however there still has to be a minimum. and that should be listed. if on some cars it only lasts 2 weeks, i want to know that theres a chance that could be my car. if all cars get 6 months but some can get a year, thats great
I saw in another video where at the plant, they performed 500 hand washes on a vehicle to test it, and some protection remained, so their claim is 250. Too many variables to make a time-based claim. Do you garage or no, what type of paint do you have, do you live in ND, CA or AK. Mileage may vary.
I'm in the UK and it appears the only seller of this product is Amazon. So that caused me to check out the reviews. I started with the one star reviews just to see if there were any negatives. I was horrified. So many bad reviews all claiming the same thing and showing pictures. Many users state awful results on one piece of plastic and great ones on others, on the same vehicle. I really wanted to use this product but it seems too hit and miss. Do you think the problem is with the type of plastic itself? Would really appreciate your thoughts. BTW You're channel has great content.
Trim coat is a good product , paint sealant which I just applied yesterday for the first time , my first problem is that is the worst sprayer I ever used and had to scrub harder to get rid of old water spots in door jams !! After it cured for a day the slickness came out ! how long it last is still up in the air 🤷
Just bought this, but was thinking of fixing up scratches when I did... So this doesn't really do that right, I'm looking for something to hopefully repair paint first, then use Cerakote after I guess.
This is the honest review that I left on Amazon after my awful experience with Cerakote Rapid Ceramic Paint Sealant. There are many other reviews that say basically the same thing. I will say that the headlight treatment has worked great, so far. It's only been a month so I'll see how long it lasts. The plastic treatment worked good at first, but is failing in spots after only 1 month. I'll never by these products again. Total scam on the paint sealant! This stuff left a worse finish on my truck than the original finish, which is sticky. My Dodge truck came from the factory with a clear coat finish called Pearl Coat. It has a nice reflective, shiny finish. But it is sticky and collects dust and dirt and is hard to keep clean. I thought Cerakote would do the trick to slick up the finish and make it easier to clean and keep clean and shiny. WRONG! The finish left on my truck after following the instructions and watching the youtube application video, and applying two coats, is worse than the original finish. IT IS NOT SLICK! After washing or rain, water actually sticks to the vertical sides of my truck! WATER DOESN'T EVEN RUN DOWN THE SIDE OF MY TRUCK! Instead, the water beads up in tiny little beads and clings to the surface like a mist. It is much worse than the original finish, which would at least allow the water to run off the sides. Total waste of money and much effort, FOR NOTHING. Can't wait for it to wear off because it's even harder to wash now, seeing as I have to scrub off the road film and stuff that should just rinse off with the pressure washer. I could not be more disappointed and ticked off!
So if I did this (and I would love to see a video on how to apply) - would it be OK to still use Technicians Choice 582 on it as a drying aid/enhancer? Any concern using them together? Is it overkill using them together?
I am going to try this on my 2001 ford sport trac that has 62 thousand miles . But what do you suggest for rain spots . I have them on my homes windows and my vehicle windows and I have well water with a whole house filter but rain leaves water spots
If you reach out to them I’m sure they can give you a detailed explanation on exactly what to do. I think it would depend on if you are just trying to remove the streaks or if you’re trying to remove the whole coating. For the trim coat it’s super important to use on a dry surface. If any moisture gets added in you can have some of those effects
Great video! now I want to try the rapid ceramic paint sealant on my Ram. It has a professional ceramic coating on it now, installed last year. Can I just add the cerkote on top or do I need to strip the old stuff off?
No leave the coating you have on there. Rapid ceramic can be applied on top and works great as a sacrificial layer that will protect the other coating!
Love the videos. I’m not a pro but just like taking care of my cars. I have XPEL ceramic coat and PPF on the car. So rapid ceramic is ok to use on top of these? I’ve been using XPEL booster, but it seems to be difficult to “buff” off with second wipe. Can you just spray on and hose off like with Tech. Choice? Thanks!
awesomeness! i would like to see you review the new turtle wax graphene "trim coat" product they just came out with, and then a comparison between it & cerakotes trimcoat!!
That’s a good point, but I think they based that on the fact that most people that get this will be the end user and doing it themselves. I don’t think they were marketing to the pros applying to a customer vehicle as a full ceramic because it so easy to use that people can just do it on their own
Great video, but I couldn't help but to laugh at how you kind of edited out "firea**s" so youtube wouldn't demonetize the vid😂 (i even put the asterisks in so i wouldn't ruin your finesse lol)
Hey Joseph I asked that same thing and they said that they don’t list a hardness rating for the same reason they don’t give longevity. It will depend on the surface it’s going on. If you lay a hard coating over a soft paint it will be different than a hard coating on a hard paint. Think of it like a piece of wood on a bed. The outer shell is hard but if you push on it it still moves because of the soft layer under.
It is... Cerakote makes all the inorganic polymers that are used to make ceramic coatings. This one is super easy to use and although its not meant to last as long as the traditional small glass bottle type of ceramic, but it still provides amazing protection and hydrophobic properties. I personally still coat my cars with a traditional ceramic like Gyeon Mohs and then use this as a topper
I think this stream needs a update as Cerakote now give a 2year guarantee!! And also state this product will last up to 200 car washes, No other trim restorer comes close!! Except mabe 303!!!
Not at all. They reached out to me to invite me up and see what they are all about. They didnt even ask me to make a video... The place is super impressive and i think they just like to show people what they are all about. I never do any paid deals with detailing related brands cause I always want to be able to share my honest opinion. I will take money from a brands outside of detailing though if they want me to do an ad for them haha.
Ha yea i technically went up there first, but I watched Pans video and he did a great job. Cerakote is an awesome company with a really amazing team working there. Outside of their great products and the crazy inorganic polymer plant that they have... I was most impressed with the family like atmosphere of everyone that works there!
yea thanx Brandon for not being able to speak anything that isn't lockstep now they are eliminating alternative medicine, herbs, etc. for misinformation!!! geez glad I am old and knew the world when being an American meant all kinds of freedom.
How they censor is very arbitrary, I get kickbacks telling me that I said something offensive or hate speech when I said nothing of the kind. If you disagree with the platform its hatespeech.
Just used the trim coat on my 2yr old rav 4. The black was looking faded and grayish until this stuff. Looks amazing after a month of rain and car washing. Shines like I just put it on. Great stuff.
Their headlight restoration kit is bar none the easiest on the market to use and fantastic results
Yea they dont release alot of products but the ones they do work really well!
I 100% agree. Only thing I'd say is include a few more sanding disks. I hit it with 5k wend sand to finish and it looked brand new.
That’s awesome for them to be so transparent and honest. Great products for sure
Where can you get cerakote
WOW !! Great video !! Your so lucky to have the opportunity to go to a manufacturer and get some video and share it here !! Love it when the manufacturer allows this to happen and show the public which means there is no tricks on his products. I will now buy products from Cerakote !
I've added the sealant to my paint and glass, i know they have a dedicated glass coating, but it's still awesome. It lets the water beed up, and you can blow the water clean off the surface without it leaving trails! Usually, with wax and water on glass and paint, the drops would leave smaller droplets. This also helps it self clean in my obervation as it lets the water pick up and retain dust as it sheds off the car. I have not had to wash my car after rains, and i have not had problems with any etching if the rain dries on it.
I bought the ceramic sealant, and I'm now wondering is using the car wash at Sheetz is going to screw up my work. I don't have a place to wash by hand, and it's just easier. You have any take on this?
@@tigergreg8 I've observed that the coating does not do well with acidic soaps/shampoo. ph neutral soaps/shampoo is your best bet at making the coating last. Also, as a topper, I've been trying gyeon wet coat ceramic coating. Both are SiO2 based and they play well. Both coatings are soft, but the ease of application makes up for their performance. I've found that the cerakote lasts about 1.5 months on its own for me.
@@jagtan13 Thank you so much for your input. 👍
I honestly didn't expect to be so interested in this video before I started watching it. Understanding how things work and/or how they are made gives a lot more context to products we regularly use. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely! Thank you for the kind feedback!!
I bought a used freshly painted 2015 F-150 XLT just over two years ago. The black railings along the truck bed had turned grey along with the mirrors and some other plastic trim. A month later I gave it a two bucket wash and then used CeraKoat Trim Coat on and to this day the parts applied to are still black. Oh, I live in Florida and the truck is parked daily in the sun and stays in my driveway every night.
My 9 year old compound bow is coated in Cerakote from the factory.it still looks like new.
I would like to learn how to apply it to firearms.
you are strong!!! I watch my videos from Greece and I keep learning from your videos!!! thank you!!
Thats awesome to hear thanks so much!
Trim coat is great! I've had it on both my vehicles now well over two years and the trim still looks fantastic.
me too nearly 2 years still cleans up like new after wash ... reapplying today ... love the towelettes they go a long way got on ebay.
I think the reason they can't give a period of time that the coating will last isn't because of the paint specifically since other companies can do this. It's the surface in combination with their grid pattern of adhesion. It's fewer contact points than a full ceramic coating that has a contact point essentially everywhere. I think this is the same reason paint can breathe with this coating. Fewer points of contact allow for microscopic airflow. I'm sure it's a great product because everything Cerakote makes is amazing but it seems midway between a quick ceramic detailer and an actual ceramic coating. Would you agree?
Yea i think youre probably right about that assumption. They label it Rapid Ceramic paint sealant so its not a full blown ceramic. They mentioned to me that they want their consumer products easy to use. Rapid Ceramic isnt something that will last 3-5 years but it definitely gives more than a ceramic detailer. I see it just like you, it sits somewhere between the two. The added benefit of the gloss enhancement is an awesome bonus that i wasnt expecting when i first heard about it, but i can see a visible difference especially on darker paints
Used the trim coat on my 2012 CRV this past weekend. Some of the trim was quite faded. Absolutely amazing results. Ran it through the car wash, drove it around a bit, got a nap, and spent about 30 minutes applying.
Great to hear!
I bought one and im gonna apply it on my honda crv 2012
@@sarahpadillasiapno5703 Do it. It's absolutely amazing.
When are you making a how to apply video??
The trim restorer is amazing, I put some on my faded f150 mirrors and 6 months later they are still glossy black.
Awesome!
Been using the trim coating for couple years and love it
Same here
trimcoat works magic, unfortunately, i didnt made a good job pre-ping the surface, now i wave to do it again, but there are some spots that still have the product and other that are gray again, (even on the same piece of trim. I feel like I have to remove all protectant and start from a un protected surface, which product or sope I can use to clean my car and have a fressh start.
My car coated with paint sealant(soft99 luxury gloss) . Can i apply this cerakote rapid on top of that?
I wonder if you could use this ceramic coat on wheels
Josh, Thanks so much for the excellent teachings on proper ways of vehicle cleaning and preparation. I have a question that I need help. I have a new 2023 Buick Envision that had 3,200 mil on it when purchased from Dealer. I would like to put a coating on it with knowledge it was a demo vehicle. I have followed the cleaning process and love it with my new Ryobi pressure washer and new microfiber towels + Mr Pink. I would like to put a ceramic polish on it but do not where to start. Please provide a path or link for me to use as reference.
Check out the burnt bronze color. Definitely one of my favorites!
Thank you! I actually ordered that one! I order 12 swatches total
@@imjoshv No problem! I think it would be a sick color combo on your car!
It looks like mine attracted moisture or something while drying because it created a rough section. Is there anything I can do to remove it or smooth it out.
Super video Josh. This stuff sounds interesting and, at $19.95, I have to try it out.
Yooo this is what I’ve been looking for thanks Josh, Aloha
Can it replace wax after a buff
What an awesome video! Very good content here Josh.
Thanks so much
What steps are required before applying this product?
Super interesting!!!!
I use the ceramic paint sealant on my boat mainly because it's pretty cheap and very easy to use. After every trip I give her a wash and wipe down with the sealant and the boat looks like new.
How long do you have to wait to apply Cerakote after you touch up some chips and peeling?
So how were they exposed? Did i miss something?
I just did ceramic coat…easy, easy and slicker than snot. I’m going to due a 2nd coat!great
Great info 👍🏼 bro! I’ve been a fan of Cerakote for a while. I have multiple engine bay parts on my AMG GLC63 coated with Cerakote to stop or reflect the heat. Thx for the technical info!
Right on
Well, I love their trim product... the wipes lasted 9 months...i traded the car in, so it's probably still going strong.
Great insightful video, Josh. I've seen Cerakote products around for years but never used them. I guess I'll have to check them out. First-time commenter to your videos. 👍
Thanks! Yea they are great. They dont do alot of products, but the ones they do work very well
i understand and can agree with the protection varying from car to car, however there still has to be a minimum. and that should be listed. if on some cars it only lasts 2 weeks, i want to know that theres a chance that could be my car. if all cars get 6 months but some can get a year, thats great
I saw in another video where at the plant, they performed 500 hand washes on a vehicle to test it, and some protection remained, so their claim is 250. Too many variables to make a time-based claim. Do you garage or no, what type of paint do you have, do you live in ND, CA or AK. Mileage may vary.
Now I know you most likely won’t answer with this being an older video. How much should you charge to do a rapid sealent protection with this product?
Josh, do you know of a Walmart in San Diego that carries the Cerakote ceramic sealant?
Great video Josh! I bought a bottle a couple of months ago and am waiting for it to warm up some so I can do my Murano.
Hope you enjoy it!
Have you done a video on there glass ceramic yet?
nope but i will be doing one soon!
I'm in the UK and it appears the only seller of this product is Amazon. So that caused me to check out the reviews. I started with the one star reviews just to see if there were any negatives. I was horrified. So many bad reviews all claiming the same thing and showing pictures. Many users state awful results on one piece of plastic and great ones on others, on the same vehicle. I really wanted to use this product but it seems too hit and miss. Do you think the problem is with the type of plastic itself? Would really appreciate your thoughts. BTW You're channel has great content.
Trim coat is a good product , paint sealant which I just applied yesterday for the first time , my first problem is that is the worst sprayer I ever used and had to scrub harder to get rid of old water spots in door jams !! After it cured for a day the slickness came out ! how long it last is still up in the air 🤷
How do you remove trim coat if you get it on the paint
just wipe with a micro towel immediately
Just bought this, but was thinking of fixing up scratches when I did... So this doesn't really do that right, I'm looking for something to hopefully repair paint first, then use Cerakote after I guess.
This is the honest review that I left on Amazon after my awful experience with Cerakote Rapid Ceramic Paint Sealant. There are many other reviews that say basically the same thing. I will say that the headlight treatment has worked great, so far. It's only been a month so I'll see how long it lasts. The plastic treatment worked good at first, but is failing in spots after only 1 month. I'll never by these products again. Total scam on the paint sealant!
This stuff left a worse finish on my truck than the original finish, which is sticky. My Dodge truck came from the factory with a clear coat finish called Pearl Coat. It has a nice reflective, shiny finish. But it is sticky and collects dust and dirt and is hard to keep clean. I thought Cerakote would do the trick to slick up the finish and make it easier to clean and keep clean and shiny. WRONG! The finish left on my truck after following the instructions and watching the youtube application video, and applying two coats, is worse than the original finish. IT IS NOT SLICK! After washing or rain, water actually sticks to the vertical sides of my truck! WATER DOESN'T EVEN RUN DOWN THE SIDE OF MY TRUCK! Instead, the water beads up in tiny little beads and clings to the surface like a mist. It is much worse than the original finish, which would at least allow the water to run off the sides. Total waste of money and much effort, FOR NOTHING. Can't wait for it to wear off because it's even harder to wash now, seeing as I have to scrub off the road film and stuff that should just rinse off with the pressure washer. I could not be more disappointed and ticked off!
So if I did this (and I would love to see a video on how to apply) - would it be OK to still use Technicians Choice 582 on it as a drying aid/enhancer? Any concern using them together? Is it overkill using them together?
Love the trim co.Ke but i'm definitely going to try the other stuff here soon
Can’t seem to find this anymore at my local Walmart in San Diego. Are they still selling it?
ebay bought cerakote trim coat towelettes but they have other stuff
Will it work on vinyl wrap?
hi, did you ever try it on a wrap in the meantime?
I am going to try this on my 2001 ford sport trac that has 62 thousand miles . But what do you suggest for rain spots . I have them on my homes windows and my vehicle windows and I have well water with a whole house filter but rain leaves water spots
Turtle wax is DA BOMB. Works fantastic, need to do a reivew please
Cerakote makes turtle wax and rainex
Very detailed view and I learned quite a bit. Thanks for making this video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Use it on I know you aren’t supposed to wipe off but I didn’t and left streaks how do I remove it from the plastic/rubber?
If you reach out to them I’m sure they can give you a detailed explanation on exactly what to do. I think it would depend on if you are just trying to remove the streaks or if you’re trying to remove the whole coating. For the trim coat it’s super important to use on a dry surface. If any moisture gets added in you can have some of those effects
Great video! now I want to try the rapid ceramic paint sealant on my Ram. It has a professional ceramic coating on it now, installed last year. Can I just add the cerkote on top or do I need to strip the old stuff off?
No leave the coating you have on there. Rapid ceramic can be applied on top and works great as a sacrificial layer that will protect the other coating!
Love the videos. I’m not a pro but just like taking care of my cars. I have XPEL ceramic coat and PPF on the car. So rapid ceramic is ok to use on top of these? I’ve been using XPEL booster, but it seems to be difficult to “buff” off with second wipe. Can you just spray on and hose off like with Tech. Choice? Thanks!
After watching your previous video I used the rapid ceramic spray and it was soooo easy to use and the results were fantastic.
Awesome happy to hear that!
awesomeness! i would like to see you review the new turtle wax graphene "trim coat" product they just came out with, and then a comparison between it & cerakotes trimcoat!!
Great idea!
Cerakote products are very good. They are better than products made by 3M (Meguiar's).
Hard to sell a client on “we can’t really say how long this protection will last”
That’s a good point, but I think they based that on the fact that most people that get this will be the end user and doing it themselves. I don’t think they were marketing to the pros applying to a customer vehicle as a full ceramic because it so easy to use that people can just do it on their own
Great video, but I couldn't help but to laugh at how you kind of edited out "firea**s" so youtube wouldn't demonetize the vid😂 (i even put the asterisks in so i wouldn't ruin your finesse lol)
Ha thanks and you nailed it. Rather be safe than sorry
Cerakote is the world leader in firearms surface coatings.
What's is the hardness rating? Is this a 3 month product? Sounds like another 3 month product, reapplying ever 3 months sounds like to me
Hey Joseph I asked that same thing and they said that they don’t list a hardness rating for the same reason they don’t give longevity. It will depend on the surface it’s going on. If you lay a hard coating over a soft paint it will be different than a hard coating on a hard paint. Think of it like a piece of wood on a bed. The outer shell is hard but if you push on it it still moves because of the soft layer under.
@IMJOSHV - Car Detailing and Reconditioning Tips thank you for the response
Interesting thanks Josh 👍😁
Thanks dave
Love the grease board
Very Cool, so it's like Gore Tex fabric, but for a hard surface.
Is this actually a ceramic coating?
It is... Cerakote makes all the inorganic polymers that are used to make ceramic coatings. This one is super easy to use and although its not meant to last as long as the traditional small glass bottle type of ceramic, but it still provides amazing protection and hydrophobic properties. I personally still coat my cars with a traditional ceramic like Gyeon Mohs and then use this as a topper
@@imjoshv ok.. sounds great! Thank you!
I know I use a lot of their ceramic firearm coatings. I have multiple colors and spray it on customers weapons everyday
i love cerakotes trim coat
Me too!
Great video
Thanks!
Thank you ;)
I think this stream needs a update as Cerakote now give a 2year guarantee!! And also state this product will last up to 200 car washes, No other trim restorer comes close!! Except mabe 303!!!
Super nice!
Promotional advertisement. Get that bread Josh 😎😎
Not at all. They reached out to me to invite me up and see what they are all about. They didnt even ask me to make a video... The place is super impressive and i think they just like to show people what they are all about. I never do any paid deals with detailing related brands cause I always want to be able to share my honest opinion. I will take money from a brands outside of detailing though if they want me to do an ad for them haha.
Kinda funny to see Pan pretend he got here first, with this video being nearly a year old.
Ha yea i technically went up there first, but I watched Pans video and he did a great job. Cerakote is an awesome company with a really amazing team working there. Outside of their great products and the crazy inorganic polymer plant that they have... I was most impressed with the family like atmosphere of everyone that works there!
Dude, can you talk any faster??
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It's sad that you cannot say "firearms" on this communist platform. Nice video BTW.
You got that right, brother
yea thanx Brandon for not being able to speak anything that isn't lockstep now they are eliminating alternative medicine, herbs, etc. for misinformation!!! geez glad I am old and knew the world when being an American meant all kinds of freedom.
Murrriccaaaa, fuk yeeeeehhh
Yes you can lol
How they censor is very arbitrary, I get kickbacks telling me that I said something offensive or hate speech when I said nothing of the kind. If you disagree with the platform its hatespeech.
Nope
Cerakote is just a temporary cover up that's all it's not a life product
This stuffing crap ruined my vinyl, very difficult to remove do not recommend
One million words. Said nothing
It was actually 987,254 words. Not quite a million 👍👍
First to comment 🙌🏽🙌🏽😎😎😎😎
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