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Super Hydrophobic spray at Home Depot

bobbutts

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Looks pretty amazing



besides the obvious applications of waterproofing clothing and whatnot, I wonder what would happen if you spray this on the bottom of the skis, how about on water skis or a kayak?
 

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Really cool.So if I'm really drunk some night and pee my pants,it won't show but will go right to the floor.I see lots of applications for this.
 

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Has anybody tried this?

The video makes it look pretty amazing for treating clothing and I think we can all imagine the possibilities for ski clothes. BUT the product itself says "Not intended to be applied to electronic devices or clothing".
 

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Has anybody tried this?

The video makes it look pretty amazing for treating clothing and I think we can all imagine the possibilities for ski clothes. BUT the product itself says "Not intended to be applied to electronic devices or clothing".

I saw it on display at the Depot over the weekend. There is also a video on you tube of them using it on an iphone but I can't find it at the moment. Found it now:


http://m.intomobile.com/2011/11/21/iphone-survives-30-minutes-underwater-neverwet-coating/
 
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Your guess is as good as mine bobbutts,
Probably best to find out if it is molecularly friendly with the outer layer(s) of material in the kayak/canoe/boat hull though... ..But I bet the newer Polyethylines(or whatever hull materials) are undoubtedly better than the layers of older Royalex.
 
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