I had one of those plastic bed liners and I thought no way I need to tie this stuff down.. well I had to cross Silverado trail which is a secondary road but 55 MPH and very busy.. so I gas it and promptly deposited the entire load in the middle of the road to skidding traffic from both sides  OUCH.. no one hit any and it all landed in a nice thump so nothing hurt.. reloaded it and then tied it down.. other wise I rarely if ever buy anything other than a few bedding plants for my gardners to plant.. 

In that time I had neck fusion surgery and was away on road working for 7 months and we just finshed the build.I am looking to refinance and pull all I can out of it to start my next build.

If the plastic has some give, the paint might just peel off after you work the give.

It's not brain surgery.

The cancer thankfully did not spread and the surgery went great but it was not without pain and suffering but the pain was well worth it. 

A simple cheap homeowner's kit of hand tools usually sold in a plastic-formed case should also be one of the starter components, not the very cheapest ones that don't have an adjustable crescent wrench.

We had a guest a few weeks ago light the fake wicks on THREE fake plastic candles. 

He has listed molded plastic for the 3 guest baths.Is there some sort of percentage for these items?

Lately we are packaging a cutting board with two plastic champagne glasses and sparkling water.

Also, plastic or thinner gauge metal options will not last like a quality gutter will.