[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPM8OR6W6WE[/video]

Pretty impressive!!

Now that’s what I call water repellant 😯

Mental isn’t it! Wouldn’t like to ingest it by mistake or spill it on yourself 😀

What do you mean, ‘again’ ? 🙂

There was a similar thing posted on here a few years back, but you couldn’t buy it anywhere.

any volunteers to get the 5 gallons and divvy it up…

http://www.ultraeverdrystore.com/

might make me a faster swimmer;-) or perhaps i’d sink??

that would be brilliant on gloves for riding! not sure about a jacket as the breathability may be compromised, but certainly boots, gloves, shorts, leg warmers etc it would be fantastic!

You wouldn’t be able to pick your bike up with wet hands!

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Z-WNb0NLSTI[/video]

Little bit of a faff to apply

I see an immediate application on bog pans. No more klingons.

Wonder how quickly it rubs off as well.

Yeah, durability’s the question but if it lasts, well, any time at all then it’s still cool. I’m always skeptical about stuff like this but the demos are better than most, wouldn’t be easy to fake some of those. Love the pane of glass demo.

Industrial applications have got to be pretty significant if it works, it doesn’t seem like the sort of thing that would stay small scale.

Impressive. Wonder if it’s optically clear once it’s dried? I could do with something like that to make raindrops run off my specs.