time to put away the wax

[ChucklesR]

Liquid glass, spray on. Waterproof, UV proof.

Spray-on liquid glass is about to revolutionize almost everything

Nano tech at it's best. I got to find a can of this, when it's available for less than millions per ounce.

[bilgewater]

I got to find a can of this, when it's available for less than millions per ounce.

Good find...in the story at the bottom, it's $8us for what I would imagine is a normal sized spray can, that doesn't sound high to me. This stuff might be the future replacement for Cetol

[Buckeyesailor]

I was waiting for the "APRIL FOOLS"....but it's a bit early for that....

sounds pretty cheap if it does what it says it does.

My first question of course would be.....what's the stock symbol?

[Giulietta]

cool, thanks for the find Chuck

I would like to try that all right

[sailingdog]

I'd love to try that stuff out... spraying the sail cover, bimini and dodger alone would make it worthwhile...since the bird crap would be a lot easier to remove then.

[ckgreenman]

Hey Alex, if it comes out in the EU, grab me a can.

[Pappy]

Wow, that means I could repaint my hull below waterline with some kind of high gloss acrylic urethane then spray with liquid glass.

[T34C]

I'm now wondering how long it takes to get this approved for medical applications. I'm going to be counting the days until it shows up in my industry.

[ChucklesR]

Spray on band-aid?

I'm still stuck on never having to wax again.

[Philsboat]

Spray it on after a shower!!Cut the water and electric bill in half!

[PorFin]

On the downside, since its a silicon based product I'd hate to try to get any type of sealant to adhere to it. Probably would give MaineSail headaches and nightmares

[Captainron]

Also on the down side is that since it is an aerosol and very small you don't want to inhale it. A standard filter mask probably wouldn't be sufficient. Can you imagine that stuff coating the inside of your lungs. I can see potential problems like we currently have with asbestos exposure. Other than that it sounds like a cool product.

[reeses]

Hey, it's says right in the opening paragraph, both flexible and "breathable".Who needs a respirator?

[Giulietta]

OK

so where do we buy this stuff??

I want tor try it

[Tomaz]

I was looking at nanotechnology on a boat show in Slovenia some time ago and it looked promising.
They also use it for anti-fouling.
They say it makes wonders on your car....
Time will tell.

[T34C]

I was looking at nanotechnology on a boat show in Slovenia some time ago and it looked promising.
They also use it for anti-fouling.
They say it makes wonders on your car....
Time will tell.

I was going to ask about using it in place of anti-fouling. Makes a lot of sense.

[wench]

Remember the infomercials on how to repair your cracked windshield before the auto insurance companies agreed to replace them for free? That is what this product reminds me of.

This product and technology has evolved through several countries (read the related links): USA, Turkey, Germany, Australia to name a few.

It sounds so fantastic that it will probably never get to market here (US) but may in our counterparts. That's probably due to the auto lobbies here.

[ckgreenman]

Remember the infomercials on how to repair your cracked windshield before the auto insurance companies agreed to replace them for free? That is what this product reminds me of.

This product and technology has evolved through several countries (read the related links): USA, Turkey, Germany, Australia to name a few.

It sounds so fantastic that it will probably never get to market here (US) but may in our counterparts. That's probably due to the auto lobbies here.

hehehe I actually thought about that. But I figure what the heck. If it's only $8 it's worth trying at least.