Always dry

[kmaggard]

WOW! This stuff looks amazing. Has anyone on here tried it? I see that it is for sale on Amazon but have not checked Home Depot or ACE yet.

I think this could change the world.

http://laughingsquid.com/rust-oleum-neverwet-superhydrophobic-coating-that-makes-everyday-materials-repel-liquid/

[Protagonist]

Originally Posted by kmaggard

WOW! This stuff looks amazing. Has anyone on here tried it? I see that it is for sale on Amazon but have not checked Home Depot or ACE yet.

I think this could change the world.

http://laughingsquid.com/rust-oleum-neverwet-superhydrophobic-coating-that-makes-everyday-materials-repel-liquid/

There have been at least two different threads here on AirForums on this same product in the past year. It has one distinct drawback. It dries to a chalky-looking whitish film. Not clear. So only use it on things where the appearance doesn't matter.

[eubank]

Humm. Since I don't care how I look, maybe I should get some for my outdoor duds. I got soaked to the bone twice recently while getting rigs parked into sites.

Lynn

Originally Posted by Protagonist

There have been at least two different threads here on AirForums on this same product in the past year. It has one distinct drawback. It dries to a chalky-looking whitish film. Not clear. So only use it on things where the appearance doesn't matter.

[dkottum]

Keeping an eye on it.

A dry Airstream is leak and corrosion free.

doug k