Never, ever, get called out again!

http://www.eaa.org/news/2011/2011-11-23_neverwet.asp

Just coat your playing gear, gun, pack, goggles etc....


Check out the videos.

you sir, are a god

I am suitably impressed

That is fantastic, I wonder what kind of price they will put on it?

DO WANT

Sod any of the practical uses, I want to see what it'd be like to wear it in the shower

i've got this very strange image of you attempting to step into the shower then flying up the wall at blinding speeds

lol!

For the first time in the world, ever, you can take a HOVERBATH

And then you find that it actualy burns to wear it so you go to WASH it off... oh wait.....

Someone is going to become a very, very, very rich man...

And I'm going to become hated after I used that all over the place.

I'm also thinking that if I put it on my glasses, will that now stop them fogging up on the field????

I saw it first

Did "The man in white suit" go in the puddle that the man in the white shoes went in?

Hmm this genuinely looks amazing, plan of action would be to first create a massive slip n slide and coat yourself to see just how fast you can go (or break something) then sensible uses haha. Although coating the inside or a barrel would be interesting as breakages wouldn't be much of a problem then...

You could coat the inside of your barrel with it too

Surely coating the inside of the barrel would mess with the accuracy of your gat? But wow, I'd be pretty annoyed if someone was using this against me on the field!

How so?

Last I checked wet paint swelled. So to affect accuracy they would have to be wet (to be repelled by the neverwet) but if they were wet... they wouldn't even go into the breach.

Like when you have oil and grease and dirt generally inside the barrel, it can cause spin on the ball and make it swerve unnecessarily. Just thinking that perhaps the neverwet could possibly do the same if it wasn't a very even coating.

Being a spray it should make it an even coating. But I imagine you'd have to do a very quick blast.

Personally I'd do a test as well anyway, by spraying a tray or something and rolling a few paintballs round in it to see if they slid or rolled.

We have been using it in renders for years now but glad to see the uses are spreading and this might help the costs as it is about 40% more expensive that our standard products !! http://externalwallservices.co.uk/#/self-cleaning-walls/4555312517
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