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[shawn719]

Check this out
The Official Ultra-Ever Dry Product Video - Superhydrophobic and oleophobic coating - YouTube

Here's the website
Ever Dry | UltraTech International Inc.

Pretty cool stuff. I gotta get some of this. I have a countless uses I can apply to the ride.

 

[philsey]

That's some cool sh!t.

I'd dip my kids and dog in it for sure...

EDIT: I can hardly wait for what [MENTION=6163]phillyd2[/MENTION] comes up with.

 

[kaloman]

Reminds me of the ketchup bottle those MIT guys created with the super slick interior. Looks like similar technology.

Ketchup Bottle Solution: MIT's LiquiGlide Finally Fixes Our Condiment Problem - YouTube

 

[adio3x]

I was talking to a couple friends about that a few days ago. Would it keep me dry in a hurricane? I hope so.

 

[t4rjohn]

I saw this in an industrial catalog. Worked out to something like $120-150 for enough to coat 42 sq ftl, the smallest cans they sold. It's a two part spray on product.

I though it'd work really well on the motorcycle But at that price I will never know.:mmph:

John

 

[cbielat]

I can see some guys on here using it for the inner fender wells and undercarriage. It'd be nice to use as a paint sealant on the truck after a good wax only if it is safe on the paint.

 

[shawn719]

I can see some guys on here using it for the inner fender wells and undercarriage. It'd be nice to use as a paint sealant on the truck after a good wax only if it is safe on the paint.

I may take th chance and order. I would like to see if it'll work on light lenses. I will apply to hi-lift, tools, etc.
I will test on scrap plastic before applying to lens.

 

[JayceeP]

I can see some guys on here using it for the inner fender wells and undercarriage. It'd be nice to use as a paint sealant on the truck after a good wax only if it is safe on the paint.

As per the website, it dries to a translucent haze so it is only recommended on use underneath the vehicle.

1. Can I use Ultra-Ever Dry on my car?

Answer: Our product can be used on cars but we recommend only using it underneath the vehicle. It is not recommended for use on body panels or windows/windshields because of the translucent white color. It is recommended to try the Ultra-Ever Dry in an inconspicuous area first if color is important. It will cover a gloss paint with a dull, matte finish. Some exceptions to this recommendation is using Ultra-Ever Dry on work vehicles such as cement trucks or off-road vehicles where aesthetics are not as important as cleanliness, anti-corrosion, anti-icing and maintenance.

 

[shawn719]

As per the website, it dries to a translucent haze so it is only recommended on use underneath the vehicle.

Ok...nix the plastic. But tools, under vehicle, etc. I'll go with.

 

[Antman]

That stuff is pretty darn neat!

 

[Zeder]

That's some cool sh!t.

I'd dip my kids and dog in it for sure...

EDIT: I can hardly wait for what [MENTION=6163]phillyd2[/MENTION] comes up with.

Ha! That exactly what I was thinking (dipping the kids and dog!)! ound:

 

[Madiusmax]

But how do you wash it off?! :crazy:

 

[homeyclaus]

I treated my 4runner directly with snake oil when I had it. Works on my Tundra too. Like that stuff they sell in Canada - purports to repel whatever, but in reality traps enough bad stuff between itself and the metal that it actually speeds up corrosion.