never wash a car again!

[StevoD]

Edited April 24, 2014 by StevoD

[GMballistic]

Exactly like this;

 

 

Very cool.

[Briggsybriggs1]

That would take half the fun off owned a car away :-) but clever

 

 

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[Vlad]

pretty cool! i guess it based on this stuff

[Vlad]

haha ^^ beat me to it

[GMballistic]

haha ^^ beat me to it

 

At least you'd beat me in a car race, ....for now.

[Vlad]

haha :p

[StevoD]

obviously tyres etc still need it

[Grundy]

Omg what have I just seen! Is this Magic.....Voodoo....Dark Arts?!?!?!?

[Ceejay29]

I wonder how durable it is.

[ilogikal1]

The Neverwet stuff has been about for a while, but it dries quite white so it's no good for cars... unless they're white cars.

Durability-wise it's quite brittle once fully cured so tends to flake off easily if there's any movement.

 

Nissan use "Ultra Ever Dry"... which is very much the same as Neverwet - which probably explains why they masked off anything that isn't white on the Micra. As WhackyWill would say;

Edited April 24, 2014 by ilogikal1

[WhackyWill]

Hush Puppies did this with shoes in the 70s my Dad told me..!!!

[KurtB]

Does the trainer stuff work?

 

I love clean trainers! I don't know how I have got so far into my life without knowing this stuff exists!

 

What an age we live in

[KyleR]

Been around for a while, but as mentioned already, it dries a kinda white cloudy matt finish which isn't ideal for cars unfortunately.

 

I'm sure it's only a matter or time before they improve it though.

[DoogyRev]

Been around for a while, but as mentioned already, it dries a kinda white cloudy matt finish which isn't ideal for cars unfortunately.

 

^this . . funny how everything they demo is white

 

Our local news did a feature on it a while ago . . it was not as good as demonstrated in the videos. As as you say, if it not white . . it will have a cloudy residue all over it after the coating.

[StevoD]

im sure if there serious about it they could develop a transparent one