Seems really cool. Sorry if a repost.
Wonder how long it lasts?
Sweet! Imma have to get me some o' dat! 
If you paint your cans (or bottles) of beer, they should stay colder, longer.
http://blog.seattlepi.com/hottopics/2013/05/01/science-fact-how-to-keep-a-bottle-of-beer-cold-keep-it-dry/
Looks amazing!
I want to use that on my kayak to see if it reduces water drag.
Two questions.
How long does the coating last?
Does it stay flexible?
If it lasts and stays flexible, I'm going to have to try it.
I take it this wont work on my windshield?
DIAPERS!!
I've been looking into it but didn't know they partnered with rustoleum. I'll have to get some for testing.
Since is was Lancaster Online and the dude was wearing a Millersville U t-shirt I'm guessing it was developed out there? Cool.
Kenny_McCormic wrote: I take it this wont work on my windshield?
i picked some up last week at HD. you can't use it on anything you want to see through, as it dries slightly opaque and hazy. so, no windshields or windows.
but you can do anything else you don't need to see through. there is a vid on youtube of someone pouring water on a jeep wrangler seat that's been treated with the stuff.
Brett_Murphy wrote: I want to use that on my kayak to see if it reduces water drag.
I would worry about using it on a boat. you need -some- drag to maintain steerage.
My work boots really need some of this. Wonder how long it lasts?
mad_machine wrote:Brett_Murphy wrote: I want to use that on my kayak to see if it reduces water drag.I would worry about using it on a boat. you need -some- drag to maintain steerage.
Wouldn't the kayak just hover over the water?! 
I'd like to know how long it lasts too. That could be better than grout sealer for tile.
It's got to be expensive as heck.
In reply to carguy123:
Some of the other videos on youtube about it show that it doesn't hold up to oils at all, even handling something covered in it causes it to slowly lose it's hydrophobic properties.
EastCoastMojo wrote:mad_machine wrote:Wouldn't the kayak just hover over the water?!Brett_Murphy wrote: I want to use that on my kayak to see if it reduces water drag.I would worry about using it on a boat. you need -some- drag to maintain steerage.
Kayak + Never Wet + Leaf Blower = Hover Kayak
undercoatings for cars - no more saltbelt car cancer!
EastCoastMojo wrote:mad_machine wrote:Wouldn't the kayak just hover over the water?!Brett_Murphy wrote: I want to use that on my kayak to see if it reduces water drag.I would worry about using it on a boat. you need -some- drag to maintain steerage.
Hmmm.....maybe it could prevent canoes from docking? Apply it to the forum?
I'm going to apply it to the inside of my water glasses, and watch the hilarity as my wife tries to pour herself a drink!
IDK about undercoating.....it looks like it doesn't work well on fenders http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzU587qronE
I will probably use it on fabric seats in a car, though....it seems better at that sort of thing
moparman76_69 wrote: In reply to carguy123: Some of the other videos on youtube about it show that it doesn't hold up to oils at all, even handling something covered in it causes it to slowly lose it's hydrophobic properties.
I thought I heard that washing it with water would restore its properties, no?
From what I understand, a decent cleaning with soap will remove it. It doesn't hold up all that well, but if you have something that doesn't get washed regularly, should be good.
I want to try it, but don't have anything that I could try it on (other than just picking random stuff that won't tell me real time).
-Rob
Is rustoleum a GRM advertiser? If not (i.e. nobody to offend) you guys could do your own durability tests. I'm interested.....
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