Tar

We chose not to, and the reason for that is because we didn't want anybody damaging, um, their gun if they went to go re-tape it or, uh, removing excessive, um, adhesive off their gun.

Uh, because they, if you have a bunch of people starting using Tar and Glue remover on their gun, um, and there's less-

Plastic and there's tape and stuff

... yeah, it's not gonna be the best thing for it.

But a Mark 3 we could definitely do something with.

And so it's, it's got the sport roof.

It's the Targa top.

It's red.

The following things are considered to be an intervening substance when it comes to objects or vessels.

Tar, or asphalt, or similar materials.

Zephis, tar, which is on a cup or a glass.

It would depend which side of the glass it is on, and who owns the glass.

Since the poor person does not have the financial ability to be as particular about the cleanliness of his belongings, he is not makpit on such a substance on his bed.

Whereas a person who has more money would be makpit, therefore it is a chitzitza.

Incidentally, we're mentioning here all these tables and beds about immersing in a mikvah because of the laws of Tumavah Tara.

This is self-understood.

Different liquids can have radically different viscosities.

Tar has a much higher viscosity than olive oil and olive oil has a much higher viscosity than water.

Water has one of the lowest viscosities of any common liquid and its viscosity seems just right to facilitate life like ours.

If the viscosity of water were any lower, like the viscosity of liquid hydrogen, the delicate microscopic structures in our cells wouldn't survive when subjected to outside forces.