Never have to wash my kayak again?!

New from Rust-Oleum. So many practical applications, especially for the kayak fisherman. No more dirty waders, no water damage on handling phones with wet hands, and turning standard gear into rain gear??
Shut up and take my money.


http://www.break.com/index/can-this-product-really-keep-liquids-out-of-everything-2464694

Coat your body and never take another bath!

Coat the bottom of your boat: instant hover craft. 

Just spray your full body outfit and instant DIY drysuit:



Much cheaper than those commercial brands!

Not to be that Glass Half Empty guy but consider the ramifications .... 
Wet T-Shirt Competitions may never be the same again

Spray it into the Hobie drive well cracks.

I'll take a gross...I wonder how it works with saltwater and things like your reel.

Hmmm....... my mind is turning but hasn't settled on an application yet.  Well there goes my chance at a productive day. 

Hmmm....... my mind is turning but hasn't settled on an application yet.  ...

Dude, really?

Work boots, work gloves, Carhartts, lawn furniture, your paddle (no need for drip rings), Hobie hatch o-rings, firearms, outside BBQs, railings, ...

Hmmm....... my mind is turning but hasn't settled on an application yet.  ...

Dude, really?

Work boots, work gloves, Carhartts, lawn furniture, your paddle (no need for drip rings), Hobie hatch o-rings, firearms, outside BBQs, railings, ...

Lol. Yah yah!!! Those are great applications. But I guess I was thinking more than just water proofing agent.  Does this effect increase or decrease friction of an object against water. Will my downrigger ball cut through water with any less resistance? On the bottom of the kayak, does it make it like a mag-lev train?

Would the water being repelled create a different effect in the water if sprayed on a lure?

I guess I should have clarified. I have a million uses for a good water proofing!!! But this stuff the way it seems to repel the water seems to be a step above.  I'm wondering if there isn't some uber cool application we haven't thought of!! Lol.


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Hmmm....... my mind is turning but hasn't settled on an application yet.  ...

Dude, really?

Work boots, work gloves, Carhartts, lawn furniture, your paddle (no need for drip rings), Hobie hatch o-rings, firearms, outside BBQs, railings, ...

Lol. Yah yah!!! Those are great applications. But I guess I was thinking more than just water proofing agent.  Does this effect increase or decrease friction of an object against water. Will my downrigger ball cut through water with any less resistance? On the bottom of the kayak, does it make it like a mag-lev train?

Would the water being repelled create a different effect in the water if sprayed on a lure?

I guess I should have clarified. I have a million uses for a good water proofing!!! But this stuff the way it seems to repel the water seems to be a step above.  I'm wondering if there isn't some uber cool application we haven't thought of!! Lol.


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If its true that it would help kayaks glide though the water better, it looks to me like the Outback just became the perfect kayak. Speed, stability, and storage.

I was thinking about the underside of my trailer, the axle, and the leaf springs.  Make that salt water drip right off. If it is a clear coat, why not spray an entire vehicle (Wind shield???).  Muddy water won't stick anymore.    I wonder what UV light does to it...or did I miss something about that?

I wonder:
is it breathable?
what's the longevity / durability?
if you lived in a place that snowed a lot and you coated your driveway...
would it make a Slip-n-Slide faster or slower...

I wonder:
is it breathable?
what's the longevity / durability?
if you lived in a place that snowed a lot and you coated your driveway...
would it make a Slip-n-Slide faster or slower...

Slight thread jack: for a slip-n-slide, use some baby oil


I was wondering about the car windshield as well. Does this wear off like rainx? Does is spot or stain like the water proof spray for shoes that has been out for years already? Is it too good to be true?

Just posted a video and it's available at Home Depot.


http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=44317.msg525442#msg525442

Don't forget to apply some on the paddle blades and or your mirage blades.