Nearly two years ago, the developer of NeverWet was deluged with interest in the spray-on coating that repels water, mud, ice and other liquids. The outpouring was touched off by a video accompanying ...
Go ahead, chronic spaghetti spillers—slurp up your sauce with reckless abandon. Just be sure to douse your shirt with NeverWet first. In 2013, chemist Joe Ferguson led the research and development ...
When we tried the first iteration of Rustoleum’s seemingly magic, liquid-repelling spray, we were actually pretty damn impressed—water beading off toilet paper rolls! Now, though, NeverWet’s come out ...
LANCASTER, Pa., Nov. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- NeverWet is proud to release a consumer fabric spray with unparalleled, superhydrophobic water repellency. NeverWet fabric coatings are transparent and do ...
If you have been patiently waiting for the new Rust-Oleum NeverWet spray-on water repellent coating to arrive in stores after it was first unveiled to the world nearly two years ago, you will be ...
Sneakers, coated with NeverWet, repelled chocolate syrup and mustard. A cardboard box, its inside coated with NeverWet, became a sturdy ice-filled beverage cooler. An iPhone treated with NeverWet ...
Waterproof and water-resistant products have nothing on NeverWet. The superhydrophobic coating, now available in stores, repels liquids like you've never seen before. Crave contributor Christopher ...
CONCORD, ON, Sept. 12, 2013 /CNW/ - The product everyone is talking about has officially arrived in Canada at The Home Depot - Rust-Oleum® NeverWet. This remarkable new superhydrophobic coating ...
A new spray which claims to make virtually anything waterproof has finally hit the market. NeverWet is a superhydrophobic coating which can be applied to basically anything, from fabric to surfaces, ...
Imagine being able to take your camera/phone/e-reader to the beach, or use it out in the rain, and never worry about getting it wet. Imagine further that you could do this with your existing gadgets, ...
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