I had an SS owner told me he would sign my offer if I paid him 30k for his four plastic pool chairs.

These cap nails have a plastic head and a nail thru it which helps to hold the tar paper down and actually gives you something to grip on with the stepper roofs.

When I put out the sign for the realty company that I sell through, I produce the usual "pretty sheets" for each house, stored in one of the little plastic boxes attached to the sign for people to take one.

The paint is in OK shape except for an 8-inch hole in the living room drywall, and some chipping around the window sill where the seller had taped giant plastic sheets (???).

And there is some sort of plastic plumbing that was used in the 60s or 70s and maybe even the 80s that didn't perform as expected...it is garbage.

Plastic organ creation, Flying cars, you name it.

I still like laminate although the newest breed is a plastic base reported to lay faster and last longer.

Use good quality waterproofing (think Red Guard versus a sheet of plastic) when doing tile jobs.  

Put your notice in a sealable plastic bag (tape it shut if needed for extra security) - I make sure to take a photo of it in place on the door, then back off & show the entire facade with the notice taped.

I always put plastic liners under all sinks (inside the cabinet) and then put an inexpensive water alarm for added protection.