BOON TO MOTORISTS

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIII, 7 February 1923, Page 8

BOON TO MOTORISTS

The heavy and constant rains experienced during the last four weeks ar e bound to have found out the weak places in the hoods of motor cars and many car owners will no doubt be considernig the advisability of having the hoods of their automobiles recovered. This unfortunately entails a great deal of expense, which, with a little thought and a small outlay, can be avoided. There is a preparation.now on the market, which, when applied to an old hood makes it entirely waterproof and gives a niqst dressy finish, and withall adds greatly to the durability of the ‘"hood. This wonderful dressing is known as “Hoodite,” and not only does it save old hoods, but it adds longer life to new hoods and similar materials. It makes the material to which it is applied more pliable and prevents cracking. Another thing very much in favour of “Hoodite” is that it is not affected by climatic conditions.

The wonderful properties of “Hoodite” have been amply proved by experience- and many testimonials from users who have fonnd out its •worth from practical experience speak wonders for all that is claimed of it. If your hood is not totally waterproof, or has a shabby appearance procure a tin from Mr D. P. Petrie, 149 Ctafford Street, Timaru.

Hoodite is applied with a brush and is procurable in various colours —khaki, green, and black. A half trallon tin and a brush costs 19s. Write at once, before the winter is here.