Ultra Ever Dry This looks bloody cool
 

Ok, I've never used this stuff so can't endorse it but it looks bloody amazing. Check out this vid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=IfUaKXasdD4

I'm thinking helmets, lights, wind screens, maybe gloves and riding gear although I don't know if it breathes.

A quick Google search for 32ox of it for $35.
http://www.globalindustrial.com/prod...FWpyQgodCAsAfw

I think I'll give it a try soon.

hell, I think I'm gonna take a bath with it!

That link is just for the sprayers. The product itself is $58 a quart for the bottom coat and $100 a quart for the top coat.

Yeah, and it's a translucent white. Not clear (yet). I can still think of some good applications. All those bits where you get chain lube (other than the chain). The engine. What else?

JackL mentions a key issue, does it breath? So far we can't use it on face shields or windshields and if not most clothing it won't be much help.

Still I'd like to paint with it. I wonder if it doesn't wear away. In other words a top coat on paint. Would it last?

I suspect that it's not going to be the miracle we think.

Saw this vid on a paddle board site. We were thinking of it as a speed coat.

On a moto, hell, you could coat everything but the grips and seat! :lol3

Actually, inside fenders and the front of engine and bash plate would be a good start.

I wonder if it will work for that crap they put on the roads up i Alaska. Does anybody know what the temp. limit is for this

The spec sheet also says don't handle it too much as the coating degrades with contact and abrasion