Wow! If this product is for real and can be sprayed on painted surfaces then we might just be looking at having always-clean rims and bodywork or at least driving through a rain storm will clean all the dust/dirt off. Though it's not clear how much dust/dirt will stick to the treated surfaces in the first place.


http://news.sky.com/home/technology/article/16110853

 

 

That's insane.

 

Incredible...I can't wait to hear more about this!

 

I'd spray that on people while they're sleeping and watch them freak out trying to take a shower.

 

I was gonna say you bought a silver car?

 

. though I wonder if they can still sweat? Otherwise things might get bad real quick if your body can't perspire!


Very funny!

 

I would spray my whole car with this stuff, then it wouldn't ever need a wash

 

forget the whole car just the wheels would be enough to get me excited. i can wait to buy stock in this company if it goes public this really is a great product in theory. I will have to see if it lives up to the hype once i get it in my hands. the video of the shoe having Hershey choc poured on it is fantastic. this stuff has so many uses i can think of.

 

It won't be long before someone sprays it on their pecker.

 

lmao instant protection spray on no std

 

 

lol that is funny, I was thinking of a similar sexual joke about woman using it and repeal the .....

 

i have someone come and spray my furniture with this stuff

 

Rain X is $h1tting their pants right now...

 

The only problem I can forsee is that this repellent stuff won't actually stay on the car for any extended period of time. The idea of hydrophillia is not new. In fact, the wax and stuff you use for your cars are hydrophillic too. It's just that with time, it wears off and you have to wash your cars again anyway (or reapply more wax).

 

Yep, but "hydrophobic," not "-philic"

 

"baby Batter"

 

Please have a look on the link below. It will explain everything (almost). There is an explanations showing the difference between Hydrophobic and this stuff, which is Super hydrophobic. I will be surprised if some other huge company hasn't bought them out yet.

http://www.neverwet.com/product-characteristics.php