- Aug 8, 2007
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never wet?
- Thread starter soroush
- Start date
bonehead
GT Owner
Empty Pockets
ex-GT Owner
But, how long does it last? Especially on stuff like, say, auto upholstery, shoes, clothes - anything that flexes.
And how the heck would one wash anything coated with the stuff?!
And how the heck would one wash anything coated with the stuff?!
bonehead
GT Owner
I'm guessing it has a very finite longevity. As far as washing, I suppose that's one of the purported benefits. Nothing sticks, nothing to ever wash?
Empty Pockets
ex-GT Owner
bonehead
GT Owner
$20! Gotta try this stuff out.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Rust-Ole...rWet-Multi-Purpose-Spray-Kit-274232/204216476
FourFather
GT Owner
Superfly
HERITAGE GT OWNER
Except for the 'white residue', probably pretty well. For keeping the paint 'dry' anyway. As for how it "looks" on paint, well that's a whole nuther story. Although there is a nano polish called "Gtechnique P1" which does have similar water repelling attributes for use on a car while keeping paint nice and shiny. I don't think that it's an 'amateur' application though, as in it should be done by a shop.
bonehead
GT Owner
Then how does it actually look when applied to a cellphone? I'd be pretty pissed off if my screen had a milky haze on it afterwards.
PL510*Jeff
Well-known member
Superfly
HERITAGE GT OWNER
I was pretty intriguted about that too. If you watch the video, later he shows how to do the cell phone. you're actually coating the INTERIOR of the phone (including the inside back) and then using a qtip at the entry points on the phone (charger, headphones, speakers etc). You don't actually coat the glass. At least that's the impression I got from the cursory view of the vid.
But I'm still gonna go buy some, just not for my car or my phone. LOL
bonehead
GT Owner
Ah. Didn't really pay attention too much to that part of the vid since it involved a few steps and I currently have the attention span of my 6 month old son
RADGT
GT Owner
P1 by Gtechniq is the nanopolish. C1 is their lacquer coat and then EXO on top off that gives the ultimate shine/wet look and hydrophobic properties. Very long lasting and beats the frequent wax applications of traditional products. The new game changer in car care.
Stu
Stu
Well, there goes the diaper industry, lol.
Before rushing out to buy Never Wet, you should read the reviews on Home Depots website.....lots of good real world info there.
I was wondering how never wet would work on track rims to reduce brake dust buildup? I've used the Armorall version of the wheel protectant and that does dry pretty clear but it is also very fragile and can be wiped off very quickly.
Cheers,
George
Before rushing out to buy Never Wet, you should read the reviews on Home Depots website.....lots of good real world info there.
I was wondering how never wet would work on track rims to reduce brake dust buildup? I've used the Armorall version of the wheel protectant and that does dry pretty clear but it is also very fragile and can be wiped off very quickly.
Cheers,
George
FBA
GT Owner
Don't think it will work well on my black wheels though. The technology is being actively employed in electronics...I saw it 3 years ago. Put a kleenex tissue on top of the liquid and you have to push it down hard to get it into the liquid; pull it out and it's bone dry. It works at a molecular level and actually waterproofs electronic devices fully. Very cool, and there are many manufacturers making this stuff now. These guys are only one of many.
