Have y'all seen or tried this stuff (NeverWet)???

http://www.neverwet.com/applications.php#

I actually bought some when ordering some home products off of Amazon. But I have NOT used it on anything. Has anyone tried this? This looks almost unreal!!

I don't know the kinds of things it should NOT be used on, but there doesn't seem to be any. I don't know what applications it might have, but off the top of my head......

Shoes
MY FOUR WHEELER (I can't imagine it never getting muddy again)
What about a boat hull? Don't know how much it'd take, but imagine the 'glide' it'd have!!!
Vehicles???
Windshields? (OK, Duh, I read the FAQ and it says NO WINDSHIELDS)....
My rain gear!
The leaking skylight at our farm house!!!! (WOO HOOO, it's been a problem for years)
my billfold?
They show a cell phone but I ain't sure about that one.........

I imagine it'd taste awful to a fish, but hey......can you imagine what it'd do to a jig???

I'd sure like to hear if anyone has tried it.......and what, if any, the downside is. OR any neat applications someone has tried.

Bill

Cool stuff!

I spilled a drop on my boat the other day. It ain't been wet since.

I lost a watch at the beach awhile back. Just poured out a gallon in the general area. The waves just parted so I could find my watch.

Speaking of parting, I guessing the earliest record of this stuff was when Moses dumped a 55 gallon drum of it in the Red Sea and the Israelites crossed on dry ground.

I hear Nascar is coating all their tracks with the stuff.

I tried to give some of the stuff to an ole stinky person, they said no thanks, they didn't plan on getting wet anyway.

Excellent fish finding tool. Just dump a few gallons in your key spot. When the water beads up, turn on a fan and blow it elsewhere while you pick up the fish.

Rumor on the street is the AGFC has bought a tanker truck load. Along with netting and electro fishing, they are setting up to "never wet" sample.

The second rumor on the street is that you can buy an aerosol can of the stuff and if you get caught in a down pour, you can just shoot a cloud of it above your head and you'll stay dry. Downside is they say it also attracts lightning, but hey, it may be worth the risk if you are wearing your best suit.

They are currently working on the baby version of this. A little on the diaper and you are good to go for a couple weeks. Sure wish they would have had this when my kids were small.

Got snake bit the other day. The snake started to bite and I shot some of the stuff right in his mouth and I still got bit. I complained to customer service about it not working and they said the snake must have already had cotton mouth. Plus, they said I misused the product. You are supposed to just spray a little on after the bite and it will dry up the venom.

They say you can use it to make a mixed drink, but it's not a "dry martini" any more, it is a "never wet" martini.

So much for my customer report on the Never Wet product. I'm going to call in a product suggestion to the company. It will be for the younger generation who are still" wet behind the ears". Wonder if that will earn me a position on the "never wet" Pro Staff.

Tell me about your mother..................

surely it ain't possible..........

nah....

What?

Let us know how good it really works !

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Originally Posted by NIMROD

Let us know how good it really works !

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When Bill gets a hold of this stuff, we'll know. He will tell it like it actually is:ThumbsUp

Could this eliminate the need for toilet paper??

Hahahahahahaha