Sooo where can I get it? haha

 

I would lime to try it on my seats. It appears to be cheaper than buying waterproof covers.

 

Pretty cool. A quick search online shows a quart for $100; pretty pricy too. I wonder how long it would last when applied to a vehicle?

 

Data sheed says it will give a white look to treated stuff.

 

Have to make a clear application before I would use it

 

Yeah especially with the heat on some of our components would it burn off? Scrape off while wheeling? Any long term damage eating thru hoses after repeated use ??

 

It seems they can add tint to it. For someone like me who does not care about shiney paint (my last truck was flat camo), this would be interesting. Bedline and then coat the whole body/frame with this stuff in black.

Bet you could freak people out going into and then out of a mud hole, and having the mud not stick.

 

Saw the video, and was thinking about this yesterday.

Not to be a smart---, but I wonder how Rain-X or waterproof sprays used for tents/boots/clothes would compare.

 

Good point. Although the waterproof stuff I use on my hunting boots works for water, it does not shed mud like the video showed.

I am seriously considering buying a quart of this stuff. I have wasted more money on other experiments for less potential fun.

 

I want to buy this stuff and do the entire interior. Probably cheaper than buying a whole set of wet okle seat covers.