Anti vandal stuff

[mikeyr]

Having seen some signs for anti vandal paint I was interested in how this worked. Hoped it was just like the Naked Gun version... Anyway, on my travels through google I found this:

http://www.coolthings.com/tag/anti-burglar-mat/

Just imagine the hours of fun you could have with one of these by a cat flap!

[Westy Pre-Lit]

The paint is pretty good stuff and a right pain in the backside to remove.

Make sure you put up signs though if you do use it or your be the one being sued rather the the little st who shouldn't have been there.......I've seen this happen.

Oh the fun you could have with that mat

Edited by Westy Pre-Lit on Sunday 7th March 21:51

[Markytop]

I used to work for the company that makes the anti-graffiti paint (a german chemical and gas company now called Evonik, previously Degussa) and there was a big uproar about it when the Jewish community wanted to purchase some to protect its memorials from nazi-extremist grafitti. Basically Degussa was the only company that could supply the pain, but they were also the company that supplied the gas to the Nazis for the concentration camps about 60 years earlier.
There was a bit of an ethical quandry to be sorted apparently before the order was placed.......

[ScottishSamurai]

I wonder if there's a warning label on it 'not suitable for cat& dog owners'