This is pretty great, but the iPhone thing was a bit unnecessary - pretty much all good phones are already coated with some kind of similar hydrophobic coating or other as it is, although I'm sure doing it by hand will give better results.


A few years ago a friend of mine found an iphone in a lake that had been underwater so long there was visible corrosion on the exposed metal in the terminals, but after he gave it a couple days to dry out it not only worked but was still charged.

This is the coolest thing ever and I'm going to use the shit out of it.

Two words: birth control.

I remember seeing the first video for this and wanting some of this stuff, desperately. And now it's here!

Wow! Can't wait to get my hands on this.

It's neat and all but some of those demonstrations are a bit absure. Yeah, you can coat a cardboard box with NeverWet and use it as a cooler, or you can just use... a cooler. Which don't exactly cost much and can be reused indefinitely. (I think we got our cooler in 1983.)

Water-proofing spray isn't exactly revolutionary or innovative.

This is awesome. I'm going to spray my shower with it. Goodbye soap scum!

I see a Filipino so I assume this was filmed in California but I thought yuengling beer was only a north east coast beer.

I would like to take Carolyn Labutta's neverwet challenge.

I'm gonna build a cardboard yacht.