Liquid Repellent Coating

[Rogue One]

Came across this while Stumbling. Is it wishful thinking? I mean could it be applied to the vehicle exterior, thereby eliminating buildup of dirt, mud, winter salt treatments... You get the idea.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPM8OR6W6WE[/youtube]

Ultra Ever Dry Amazing new nano polymer repels almost any substance! Ultra Ever Dry is a patented hydrophobic and oleophobic coating that can be applied to almost any surface! Say good bye to Rust, Grease, Dirt, Ice and Salt Water! Ultra Ever Dry forms a protective air barrier that protects and blocks adherence of unwanted debris.

[followingnfront]

That is pretty fascinating

[JMed]

That was really interesting.

I'm just wondering about the production costs for that product

[ImStricken06]

wow that was such a great video. i can see 100 uses for it already. water proofing cinder blocks for basements, roofing materials, you name it. great find

[Rogue One]

That was really interesting.

I'm just wondering about the production costs for that product

Ultra Ever Dry® 32 oz. Trigger Hand Sprayers - 2 Pack Price: $34.95 - Include two 32 oz. trigger sprayers for use with Ever-Dry coatings (top and bottom coatings sold separately).

Additional sizes and prices http://www.globalindustrial.com/g/janit ... ating-2240

[Rogue One]

wow that was such a great video. i can see 100 uses for it already. water proofing cinder blocks for basements, roofing materials, you name it. great find

I've found some awesome stuff with Stumble. http://www.stumbleupon.com/

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At any rate, this website http://www.spillcontainment.com/everdry has an extensive description of the coatings capabilities.

Self-Cleaning - The Ultra-Ever Dry repels dirty water and thick oils, and remains clean and virtually bacteria-free. When dust, dirt or other molecules accumulate on a superhyrophobic coated surface, a light spray of water or a blast of air grabs the dust and removes it.

What is the working temperature range for Ultra-Ever Dry SE 7.6.110? - The working temperature range for the product is from -30°F to 300°F (-34°C to 149°C) once it has been applied. It has been effective at temperatures up to 500°F, but we would recommend further testing for any application that will see temperatures above 300°F (260°C).

[rdub2k4]

That interesting. I use this stuff for polishing/repelling water. http://www.gatorglo.com/

Works pretty well. Makes cleaning the Rogue easier.

Somebody PlastiDip their Rogue and spray it with the Every Dry stuff!

[Rogue One]

That interesting. I use this stuff for polishing/repelling water. http://www.gatorglo.com/
Works pretty well. Makes cleaning the Rogue easier.

Hmm, not familial with that product. info says it employs nanopolymer technology.

Somebody PlastiDip their Rogue and spray it with the Every Dry stuff!

$$$ Sure, right after I hit the lotto!

[rdub2k4]

That interesting. I use this stuff for polishing/repelling water. http://www.gatorglo.com/
Works pretty well. Makes cleaning the Rogue easier.

Hmm, not familial with that product. info says it employs nanopolymer technology.

Somebody PlastiDip their Rogue and spray it with the Every Dry stuff!

$$$ Sure, right after I hit the lotto!

It's a local product here in TX and the guy's expanding. I will say it works awesome. As far as the plastidip goes, I tried talking the girl into letting me do her Rogue Matte Pink and she said no :P

lol.

[Scooter71]

Awesome video, amazing product (if it really works) but for $150 dollars or so it's a bit pricey. I treat my glass twice a year with some things, I would love to know how this stuff stands up to NY seasons annually.

[Rogue One]

OK, here's another find, which would bee a boon for winter months. New coating could make scraping ice from the glass a thing of the past.

Scientists in the U.S. have developed a coating to keep windscreens clear. Mornings spent scraping frost from windscreen could be thing of the past.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... tists.html

[aaronbert03]

That's an awesome video. It worth money. I think this coating can also be utilized for corrosion protection.