Life Changing Spray For Your Home!!



I always like to share fun design tips or home products today's share is legitimately one of the most useful things I've come across.  And guess what? I have a special coupon code for you to try it for yourself!! 

Have you heard of Homeline Coatings ceramic spray?  Well, this amazing little bottle can be applied to countertops, mirrors and glass, stainless steel and more, and guess what?  It not only cleans it, but it also protects whatever surface from all those fingerprints and mess!  And even better, Homeline Ceramic has Ultra-Hydrophobic properties. This is perfect for Glass Showers, Stainless Steel Appliances, etc...as water will run right off and it reduces hard-to-remove Water Spots & Streaks!

Amazing, right??  Here's how you do it:

1. Clean Surface Thoroughly.

2. Spray on even mist(s) to your desired surface.

3. Wipe/Buff off residue with the included microfiber cloth until the surface appears completely dry.

4. Let the coated surface cure for 1 hour.


That's it!!  So let's get to the good stuff: you can try this spray for yourself at a discount by heading to https://homelinecoatings.kckb.st/dwg-j and entering my unique code DWG-J.  


Enjoy, and happy spraying!!


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