Every DermaBlend product I've ever used has been wonderful, and this set is no exception. The aroma of neither product is overbearing. The base is smooth and non-sticky, effectively covering blemishes and pores. The banana illuminating setting powder is just as good as their other setting powders, and I've used it for Halloween in the past to keep my full body paint in place without creasing. The setting powder is very amazing. Keeps makeup in place without causing creases. Excellent in warm, muggy conditions! Although pricey, their products are worthwhile if they fall inside your budget.

Like other 3M products, this one is excellent. I resealed a Pilothouse to Deck seam that had started to leak with it. The old caulk/seal had shrunk, dried out, and split. I removed it and put 4000 back into the joint. I used acetone to clean the area, then I used a caulking gun to apply 4000 while masking off the area past the seam. Re-sealing the leaky junction was made simple by the sealant's easy flow and complete filling of the joint. Because this product is waterproof, if it ends up anywhere you don't want it, cleanup will be difficult. It just smears rather than smooths when applied with a moist, gloved finger. Use just enough to completely fill your joint. Removing the masking will "cleaned" up any small overages. The 4000 was applied to a joint that was nearly forty feet long overall, and the cure period was not so short that it was difficult for me to remove the tape without also removing the caulk. It sealed the leak and created an elegant seam. In contrast to 5200, 4000 can be cut out with a knife at some fu, rather than drying or curing to the point where it needs to be ground out.

We mistakenly left a Softub hot tub with a vinyl lining in the summertime upside down for three months after moving to a new home. HUGE error. This caused the lengthy, water-dependent vinyl to sag in an inverted manner and to rip and shred multiple times, one measuring two feet by six inches. We believed that our hot tub was lost. Many hot tub rip repair kits were used, but none of them performed well enough for this significant repair task. We didn't want to buy a whole new liner for the hot tub because it was getting old and had been good to us for almost ten years; instead, we wanted to repair it or throw it away. The supplied vinyl patches were sufficiently robust, but the adhesives in the vinyl patch kits were not able to hold up to the demands of a full 300-gallon water load on the stretchable vinyl. In order to get the optimum seal, we completed all repairs while the tub was empty. We experimented with vinyl contact cement, shower pan liner adhesive, and every variety of PVC/vinyl glue available at the neighborhood home improvement store, in addition to vinyl-specific glues and patch kit adhesives.