TreeLogic
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- Location
- Coastal SC
Not sure of all the potential applications this could have in the tree care industry but sky's the limit. Cool stuff...
Ultra Ever Dry
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easyphloem
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- Location
- Louisville, KY
This has the devil's fingerprints all over it. I can totally see God freaking out and sending a couple of tornados to rural Oklahoma for this transgression.
Repent, for something is at hand.
SZ
Repent, for something is at hand.
SZ
TreeLogic
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- Location
- Coastal SC
I cant wait to coat my bucket truck with it...
It is pure poison and lasts a short time. Yaaaaa, let's all buy some.
I copied the following from a site that tested it.
The Ultra-Ever Dry coatings in their liquid state are based on xylene (bottom coat) and acetone (top coat) and emit powerful amounts of fumes. Applying the coatings to anything inside a house or apartment is absolutely out of the question. Even outdoors, coming anywhere near the stuff requires nitrile gloves and a P100-rated respirator fitted with organic vapor filters.
Bottom line: if you're planning on getting some Ultra-Ever Dry for yourself and applying it, please take the appropriate safety precautions. Many people had previously indicated that they'd love to spray this stuff all over their bathrooms. I sure as hell wouldn't do that in my house.
A week after filming this, I re-tested the treated section of the driveway and found that exhibited absolutely no superhydrophobic properties at all—it had reverted back to regular driveway. The Ultra-Ever Dry site does make mention that the product is somewhat susceptible to UV exposure, but my application method is more likely to blame than anything else. If you plan on applying Ultra-Ever Dry to your sidewalk or walkway, you must be meticulous with the application. Hand sprayers are simply not going to cut it.
I copied the following from a site that tested it.
The Ultra-Ever Dry coatings in their liquid state are based on xylene (bottom coat) and acetone (top coat) and emit powerful amounts of fumes. Applying the coatings to anything inside a house or apartment is absolutely out of the question. Even outdoors, coming anywhere near the stuff requires nitrile gloves and a P100-rated respirator fitted with organic vapor filters.
Bottom line: if you're planning on getting some Ultra-Ever Dry for yourself and applying it, please take the appropriate safety precautions. Many people had previously indicated that they'd love to spray this stuff all over their bathrooms. I sure as hell wouldn't do that in my house.
A week after filming this, I re-tested the treated section of the driveway and found that exhibited absolutely no superhydrophobic properties at all—it had reverted back to regular driveway. The Ultra-Ever Dry site does make mention that the product is somewhat susceptible to UV exposure, but my application method is more likely to blame than anything else. If you plan on applying Ultra-Ever Dry to your sidewalk or walkway, you must be meticulous with the application. Hand sprayers are simply not going to cut it.
Treespotter
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- Location
- Houten, The Netherlands
Nanotechnology...
Is that the 2012 Asbestos? Particals so small they invade the body on a cellular level and no one knows what that stuff does in the long run.
Is that the 2012 Asbestos? Particals so small they invade the body on a cellular level and no one knows what that stuff does in the long run.
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