can it be used safely on bullet proof vests daily?
1084047
That's probably a question for the manufacturer. If you're dealing with something expensive and with a synthetic material, I wouldn't take chances. That said, I don't think you'd need to use it every day, as it's concentrated and would remain effective for some time after one application.
2123657
I'd say no. I used mine for indoor use though. I set it outside most of the day (to acrivate it), then brought it indoors. Not only did it NOT glow, (very, very faint) but it isn't very sticky. This is one of those Amazon purchases I didn't bother trying to return. But I can tell you that roll is still sitting in my junk drawer. Amazon is usually very good at vetting out their second-party vendors, but this produce is a complete bust. You might have a different experience, but if you do try it, I'd recommend you tape the vests early in the morning and leave them out in the sun all day, to activate the tape. Of course, if it's a rainy day, you're out of luck. :(
552386
I wouldn't use it on anything delicate, or on something that might snag. I have used it on a wool blazer/jacket with success, and also on dark khakis.
1797277
Thats funny, if you would like I can shoot my 5.56 into the vest and see what happens! You are not going to get a bullet proof vest for $38! I don't think thieves will be using an airsoft gun either.
1652112
I had no problem with the velcro, it was actually pretty secure, but I only used it about 10 x daily. I think it would last from my experience.
1359887
The vest can be fastened tight enough so it shouldn't shift very much. It should work fine.
298184
You might check this forum out. It seems to answer some of the questions that were raised about the coating. (Something that I had not even thought about!). Thank you for asking it! http://forum.bulletproofexec.com/index.php?/topic/2171-how-much-serrapeptase-is-safe-to-take/
347229
I think so. Once you use it the fragance lasts until next day. Excellent product.
332028
This vest is NOT bullet proof, no sir. There is no Kevlar or similar technology to protect from small arms fire.
1965804
Based on my experience, I wouldnt think you can reapply daily. Maybe two or three times but each time my guess is the material would fight ya more and more. Its like a thick seran wrap.
1206801
Absolutely! I learned of it from other gun users and gun bulletin boards. I use it on shot gun receivers, gas pistons, trigger groups, slides, etc. Any surface where friction, sliding, scoring or galling can occur. A very little amount is all that is needed for protection. Avoid the addage, "if a little is good, a lot is better".
1127707
It could work. It will most likely send shards everywhere like bullets though. Definitely wear safety Equipment .
1204685
Yes, it has a safety and works well. Liked my P9T copy, just didn't get 300 shots out of it when the plastic flaw gave way.
2133305
THESE ARE VERY DURABLE ! these are not made from plastic,but from kevlar,the same type of stuff used for bullet proof vests. i've had mine for over 5 years and have dropped them a couple of times and have had no damage. the only thing negative i have seen is since they are kevlar some have reported that the paint starts to peal and chip on heavy use areas
1273794
Most of these type belts are made with "Kevalor" which is the same type material that "bullet-Proof' vest are made of. I would expect the belt to last at least as long as a premium type belt. The reduction of vibration over the orginal type belt is well worth the increase in cost.
33454
It will penetrate most materials. Better on bare skin. But it's also a good deter ant, the bright blue light and the sound it makes. I carry it with me always.
1631705
Yes i would, assuming you are not in construction kind of work where there is high probability of drops...for normal daily use this is safe enough