RobvdVeer wrote:
Is that red device one of those window smashing tools? In case you ever get completely trapped inside?
Sound isolation (Silent Coat)
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Re: Sound isolation (Silent Coat)
by Tillsy » Fri May 23, 2014 6:32 am
Is that red device one of those window smashing tools? In case you ever get completely trapped inside?
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Re: Sound isolation (Silent Coat)
by ALEXAKOS » Fri May 23, 2014 8:36 am
I'll be damned!
Yes it is.... Is there any window on the D from which anybody over the age of 5 would fit to exit?
Unless it is to crack the passenger's skull if he keeps going with the flux capacitor jokes.....
I bet his guy would have wished to have one:
Yes it is.... Is there any window on the D from which anybody over the age of 5 would fit to exit?
Unless it is to crack the passenger's skull if he keeps going with the flux capacitor jokes.....
I bet his guy would have wished to have one:
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Re: Sound isolation (Silent Coat)
by RobvdVeer » Fri May 23, 2014 9:21 am
Yesit is indeed a safety hammer. It can also be used to safe others. And it has a seatbelt cutter.
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