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If 5-coats of latex paint work well enough,u wonder how latex caulking would work. Just put on some rubber gloves and saturate the hell out of it and smooth it out as best you can. Ima try it.

Thats almost carrabas chicken Bryan minus the lemon herbs butter. Looks awesome

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Been thru five hurricanes, the ROAR of the wind on the trees is beyond belief, it cannot be recorded, you have to experience it in person, most incredible experiences of my life

great footage, the power of nature is incredible, sorry you got hit hard

Why did you add the stupid music at 6:20, you ruined the video!

Years of Army infantry and tours in iraq and i’m not near as bad ass as you fellas. Monster hunters

We re in cape..we were in the eye

What you made are spider nests.

Tell me how much you earn, please

This was a fun one! Thanks for watching

Upload it again WITHOUT the stupid music, thank you

Literally all you have to do is cover the foam in plain clear or yellow packing tape. Done. I layer it over a bit

Never risk your life on Mother Nature because it’s a very high risk.never go out when there’s a hurricane because it is probably category 3 or 4. Just stay inside,never risk your life for hurricanes.dont stay outside,I repeat.never trust Mother Nature.

Better call hose A and B😂

Someone needs to take better care of their botton.

Awesome video 😎 he just living his best life swimming laps offshore 😆

Sweet

Loved the video Mike. Straight up awesomeness. Yall crushed it.

Looks like your backyard storage shed wound up in Never Never Land. At least your house survived (mostly) intact.

Houses down there are hollow and piss poorly built that f***in sad probably paid easily a a million for that bs too! Id rather live in the damn mountains

Looks like a badass day out there🎏

So perrty

I really like your house!

Do they demo the house after this type of damage or gut it and refinish it?

I would say a shade over 20 lb😅. Jeffrey just makes it look big😂

Hell ya!

Pretty dang close to 80!

This was so intense. I was gripping the armrest of my chair. What a thing to live through. ThankGod you are all okay.

Just noticed house behind you at 22:20 is not even touched!!! 😮😮😮😮

WOOOOOOOO holy shit. That's a beast

Why do people wait until the last minute! I will never understand.

I feel like this wouldn’t be a heat based problem it’s just reacting with the foam right?

Did you say Jetta or jenna

I never want to experience something like this again. Next time I am leaving for a bit.

Thanks for sharing , I tried polyester resin also had a melting . I tried a cheap boat paint 2 coats , worked but yeh 4 coats probly better.

I was able to get out before the storm hit though.

I was in Florida just before Ian landed. I was supposed to visit my dad for a week, but Ian had made other plans. I just recently made up for lost time with my dad.

That’s why I live in Montana

How is that neighbor's house

The houses are cement for a reason. I’m glad you survived, thanks for sharing to educate. My neighbors pool cage ended up in my yard

I remember going to bed tired of waiting for the shit to pass, listening to the house sound like a creaking boat.

It's insane because I live in Cape Coral and the angle of the way that the storm was flying some people lost cages roofs the entire house others lost nothing I can say that I was thankful I only had a couple of screens in my cage that needed to be fixed a couple of roof shingles and that is it no flooding nothing else thank you Jesus

Why do all these houses in hurricane zones have these flimsy ass pool deck covers?

I always heard to use Elmer's glue to help with the heat issue. I never have needed to but I am curious

What about Vinyl Ester...? Vinyl Ester is the waterproof resin between poly and Epoxy. Poly requires a sealer, while Vinyl and Epoxy don't.

Nothing is cheap from home depo

I was living on a houseboat on the Indian river by the drawbridge in Merritt island during this storm, we left last minute bc of a gut feeling. We came back after the storm our house was completely missing

Wow

3:28 don't you mean 8:30 AM instead of 8:30 PM?