Being released in the US for about $20, so not too bad at all!
What do you guys think, does it have any applications in the detailing world? Looks impressive!
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Being released in the US for about $20, so not too bad at all!
What do you guys think, does it have any applications in the detailing world? Looks impressive!
imprezaworks
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Mk5 Golf GTI :)
That looks ace. Wonder if it would work as a rain repellant?
Ph1 172 (titanium)
That's awesome. So many applications, but yea, nothing said about bodywork etc.
I wonder how durable it is too
I wonder how durable it is too
Seen a few similar product videos now, impressive chemistry.
If it ever finds its way onto clothing as standard though it would be terrible, no more wet t-shirt contests
Also I wonder what happens as it breaks down on clothes and then you wash them etc, but it ends up looking s**t and patchy.
If it ever finds its way onto clothing as standard though it would be terrible, no more wet t-shirt contests
Also I wonder what happens as it breaks down on clothes and then you wash them etc, but it ends up looking s**t and patchy.
172 cup
Could possibly be used when going swimming so you come out dry??
imprezaworks
ClioSport Club Member
Mk5 Golf GTI :)
flol
Should imagine it would be horrifically bad for you as your skin needs to breathe, but would be hilarious to see.
That is a shame then
Presumably it'd be no Rain-X replacement then? I imagine water hitting the windscreen @ 70mph is going to cause some sort of abrasion?
That is a shame then
Presumably it'd be no Rain-X replacement then? I imagine water hitting the windscreen @ 70mph is going to cause some sort of abrasion?
Would think its fine for the water hitting it but the windscreen wipers might cause an issue when you use them at lower speeds.
TBH though the GT stuff for windscreens is epic anyway and somehow manages to last about a year even when the car is used a lot where as rainx needs reapplying every couple weeks if you are driving a lot.
I always found with Rain-X it smears with the wipers - is that normal or am I applying it wrong? I gave up trying to use stuff like that as it just pissed me off in cold mornings when there was due on it!
edit: double post.
No it does smear a bit as it kind of makes the water sheet under the wipers, especially if the wipers need replacing anyway, the GT stuff does so far less though.
imprezaworks
ClioSport Club Member
Mk5 Golf GTI :)
Rain x is crap
^^ Rain-x is not amazing, and certainly not durable like the GT stuff. Sounds like you're doing something wrong - let alone using the wipers
Anyway.. Looks immense stuff but don't spray that stuff on the GF eh !!! NeverWet.... LOL.
Anyway.. Looks immense stuff but don't spray that stuff on the GF eh !!!
NeverWet.... LOL.Its certainly a long way short of the newer products out now.
I guess there'll be a 'safe wash' product.
Nikwax for example, have a waterproofer for your clothes already (it's quite good!!) and then a 'safe' detergent for washing said items in.
Another interesting application (or a trolling discussion on reddit)
If you coated the bottom of a boat in NeverWet, would it travel faster through the water?
http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/1gs8o1/if_you_coated_the_bottom_of_a_boat_in_neverwet/
If you coated the bottom of a boat in NeverWet, would it travel faster through the water?
http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/1gs8o1/if_you_coated_the_bottom_of_a_boat_in_neverwet/
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