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Ehlis v. DAP Products, Inc.
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January 12, 2021
Sealant Suit Tossed As 'Woefully Devoid' Of Plausible Claims
A Minnesota federal judge has thrown out a suit alleging household sealants made by DAP Products Inc. turn yellow despite being advertised as "crystal clear," saying the complaint is "woefully devoid" of factual allegations that could support the claims.
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August 31, 2020
Bathroom Sealant Users Say 'Crystal Clear' Product Yellows
DAP Products Inc was hit with a proposed class action alleging that the manufacturer deceptively marketed its bathroom sealant as "crystal clear" while the product actually turns yellow, according to a suit filed in Minnesota federal court on Monday.