Cerma--- the Amazing Oil

[79sunrunner]

A friend e-mailed me this video.

Everyone comment in on everything they see wrong with this biased review, that is just comical...

...with its "healing" properties.

http://youtu.be/_MB8AmQcr84

 

[SirTanon]

LOL comical indeed.

1- One Armed Bandid - These are just notoriously unreliable AND easy to manipulate

2- That stuff is so freaking thick. Once he filled it up, the first thing I thought was "Lucas oil additive"

3- he let the Cerma warm up.. why didn't you let the Lucas oil warm up, dude? While we're on the subject, I see lots of other good oils on that table. Why aren't you using those?

4- It "healed" the metal? What????

.. Just a few thoughts when I watch that.

 

[Taildragger]

Local,,,

 

[OneEyeJack]

That looks like a cheap inaccurate version of a Falex bearing test. The problem is that this is a test for grease, not engine oil or engine oil additives.

I would rather have an oil that is optimized for use in a gasoline engine instead of this contraption.

 

[HerrStig]

No one ever went broke UNDER estimating the intelligence of the
average dweeb.

 

[CT8]

Amazing

 

[Moondawg]

And where is this amazing substance available. I have an old briggs engined lawn mower that froze up. I would like to try it on that, maybe it would heal it.

 

[CarbonSteel]