Ultra - Ever Dry

fergal.b · 07-02-2013 04:24PM #1

I wonder could I spray the boat with this stuff

Conchir · 07-02-2013 05:11PM

Holy moly, that was impressive. I wonder what effects that would have on the hull of a boat? I suppose drag would be greatly reduced, but you couldn't really be sure until it's tested.

It would definitely come in handy for sails, spars and sheets. At the same time, I'd like to see it on another boat before trying it out on mine :pac:

deandean · 07-02-2013 05:31PM

Yes I saw this advertised couple of months ago, they sprayed it on a mobile phone and immersed the mobile phone in water, it worked perfectly afterwards.

I can think of a lot of uses! I am going to send an enquiry to the U.S. manufacturer, I don't see any agency agreement on the side of the pond.

fergal.b · 07-02-2013 05:34PM

If seagull **** doesn't stick it will worth a fortune

plus no more dirty bilges, wet ropes,wet seats even the toilet will be self cleaning

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Conchir · 07-02-2013 06:03PM

Ooh no wet gloves

I think I'm getting slightly too excited about this, better wait and see a price somewhere.

EDIT: Just realised this would also be perfect for a boat cover too. We need some of this stuff over here.

fergal.b · 07-02-2013 06:25PM

It's too bad on price http://www.globalindustrial.com/product/itemKey/30850572 I bought a waterproof spray last week and it was that price for one.

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deandean · 08-02-2013 08:07AM

fergal.b wrote: »

It's too bad on price http://www.globalindustrial.com/prod...emKey/30850572 I bought a waterproof spray last week and it was that price for one.

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I'm afraid that price is only for the to trigger sprayers!

1 quart of base coat $ 58 1 quart of top coat $ 101!

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