Provo—Harmon Brothers announces Fiber Fix as consumers top go-to survival kit item. Fiber
Fix is so durable that a Fiber-Fix connected roll-cage covered car will withstand rolling off a cliff. In a recent Fiber Fix commercial, produced by Harmon Brothers, demonstrates just that.
In the commercial, scene below, an experiment is conducted between two roll-caged covered cars going over a cliff. The first car has a roll-cage connected by duct tape. As it speeds down the cliff, the roll-cage disassembles, leaving the car in pieces once it hits rock-bottom. The second car has a roll-cage connected by duct tape. Same cliff. Same speed. Only this time as the car speeds down the cliff, Fiber Fix holds the roll-cage and the car together. When the car hits rock bottom, it lands upright.
“If Fiber Fix will hold a car together a car roll cage, you had better believe it can hold a broken shovel, or hammer, or any other item,” said Theron Harmon, producer and client liason for Harmon Brothers. “I am absolutely astounded by this product. I want it on every shelf in every home in America. I envision it becoming a house-hold name.”