RHINO
Expedition Leader
but further reading states it does not work well on fabrics,,,,, yet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=IPM8OR6W6WE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=IPM8OR6W6WE
at first this looks awesome for pop ups,,,
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lx450landcruiser
Explorer
But it works on leather? and work gloves? what gives?
brandonhedberg
Adventurer
Does anyone know if it allows material to breathe? Flammable? Does it wear off? If someone tries this please report back.
JasonRedwood
Explorer
Looks amazing!
The site said it can be used on fabrics but did not say anything about it being breathable...
The site said it can be used on fabrics but did not say anything about it being breathable...
Overland Hadley
on a journey
Yes, that is impressive. If a product like that became commonly used it would really change how everyday life works.
It would be interesting to know how long a coating lasts under use.
And can you imagine getting this stuff on your skin when applying it! I know it is a two part mix, but you would still have to be really careful. Breathing the fumes would also not be good.
It would be interesting to know how long a coating lasts under use.
And can you imagine getting this stuff on your skin when applying it! I know it is a two part mix, but you would still have to be really careful. Breathing the fumes would also not be good.
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cwsqbm
Explorer
Actually, in the extended FAQ:
The stuff looks awesome - I'm envisioning the undercarriage and wheels coating in the stuff and not having mud stick. From reading the FAQs, it looks like it will eventually wear off and would need to be reapplied. Give the cost, that could make its use on a large surface prohibitive.