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It’s worth pointing out that the bottom coat contains chemicals that could strip paint, so be sure to test the surface you want to coat before emptying a can on it.
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It’s worth pointing out that the bottom coat contains chemicals that could strip paint, so be sure to test the surface you want to coat before emptying a can on it.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm looking at Rustoleum's new Super hydrophobic product Would this cure the brake dust problems and allow dust to be Hosed off ? $ 20 at home dumpo Any comments appreciated

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Have not tried it yet but I might. For about $7 a can (7 ounces) the Armor All wheel protectant spray is really good. I'd like to try the NeverWet on the bumper for bugs. Is NeverWet perm or do you re-apply after washing?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

IDK But this is something completely new

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Sounds like Rejex.

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I don't think it's a good idea, based on this review I found ounline: "The process is very simple, and outlined quite well on the box. You apply the bottom coat to whatever surface you want to protect, wait 30 minutes, and then apply the top coat. 30 minutes after the top coat is applied your surface is ready for testing. It’s worth pointing out that the bottom coat contains chemicals that could strip paint, so be sure to test the surface you want to coat before emptying a can on it. Also, when the second coat dries, the surface you have sprayed will have a frosted white coating to it, so make sure you’re OK with that look before applying NeverWet." http://www.geek.com/science/testing-...spray-1561226/

POST 6Original post

It turned my tennis shoes from white to gray. It works but I am not trusting this stuff on my car.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Everybody

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