Unbelievable product!

[SRTsteve860]

This is a hydrophobic compound which repels water/oil substances with incredible efficiency.

http://www.wimp.com/oleophobiccoating/

Imagine the uses for this with both soft product such as clothing and possibly ropes (if safe for it) to hard items like tools saws and beyond.

Thought all y'all would like to check this out!

-Steve

 

[tomthetreeman]

Wow!

 

[Anonymity]

Ya that's crazy stuff! Maybe it will show up in Canadian Tire? Thanks for sharing...

Ken

 

[TreeCo]

Got some on my tongue once.....

 

[Tom Dunlap]

I liked the 'frame' made from the stuff! The water droplet that got 'assimilated' by the Borg-like puddle!

More questions

 

[scrat]

Looks awesome but gotta wonder what is in it....prolly not all that good for you I bet

 

[RopeShield]

Never have to wipe your butt again.

 

[Tom Dunlap]

I wonder...would it let responsibility slide away too?

 

[RopeShield]

That wood be responslipility!

 

[scrat]

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I wonder...would it let responsibility slide away too?

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That's funny Tom

 

[Mark13y]

Anyone else see the price on a 55 gallon drum of this stuff -$17,000-and that's just the top coat lol but that's a sweet product

 

[Treespotter]

Nano tech looks nice.
IMHO the problem is that that stuff is so small it can penetrate our body through our normal sized cell structures.

I hope for the best but for now I think Nano tech is the new asbestos.

There is lots of research being done how 'we' can use it but there is almost no research being done on the side effects this has on our body.

 

[treehumper]

Treespotter, there never is. Why get in the way of the free market? Once we know what the side effects are then another opportunity can be had for another to make their fortune!

 

[Rickytree]

Thinking car treatments..

 

[Merle Nelson]

I love results, Nano technology looks like it provides good results. Watch out though. I heard of an early product offering in Nano water proofing for boots. Spray it on and presto, no more water penetration on the boots. Oops, two people dead and multiple hospitalizations right off the bat. Turns out human lungs don’t function when water proofed. Na-we don’t need no stinking testing!

 

[CLIMBERJunkieee]

you would think water proofed lungs would be beneficial to human beings ha