I love living in the 21st Century.
The product NeverWet provides water repellent, anti-corrosion, anti-bacterial, anti-icing and self-cleaning properties to anything it coats. Your stuff will never get wet again…
I love living in the 21st Century.
The product NeverWet provides water repellent, anti-corrosion, anti-bacterial, anti-icing and self-cleaning properties to anything it coats. Your stuff will never get wet again…
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They probably took the vids private because there is an issue of intellectual property rights with their wunder-goo, which would also explain why you can’t buy it.
Actually, chocolate syrup isn’t the best testing material, just one of the most stark. For a real test, I would mix up a saturated solution of Trisodium Phosphate (TSP) and warm water, then dye it with food color, and dribble THAT on a wunder-goo coated item. If, after a few minutes of such dribbling, there was zero coloration of the test object, I might be more of a believer, but there are more ways to fake this demonstration than I can list. As far as I know, Scotch-gard will do the same thing if you spray several layers on, with drying time in between applications.
Still cool stuff! AND I WANT SOME to play with!
The remaining video has a popup saying “available in 2012”, so the patents/copyright/whatever may not be finished yet, or maybe it’s still waiting on final EPA approval or something.
But if it’s as good as advertised, and reasonably priced, then I want!