Check this stuff out!
 

How would it do on a boat bottom?

http://www.youtube.com/embed/IPM8OR6W6WE?feature

Amazing... Just plain crazy stuff..

maybe on the bottom of the boat, but it would be a wild ride on the top deck if your feet were wet.

That's awesome! Boat may reach 25 mph just pushing off the dock.

Will wash off from friction on the hull. It doesn't wear well, it's made for stationery things, like walls. But, it is slippery as hell....

If it did survive under water it could serve two benefits . First reduce friction second would it repel algae or prevent osmosis .
RG.

that's still impressive!

Would be interesting to try. I've used Gel Coat labs Polish/sealer for a few years on the hull now. It's not Nano Tech, but it doesn't come off easy. I got nearly a second season on the hull before last year. Possibly because of it's sealant properties.

If this stuff worked better it would be incredible.

I called the master distributor He said they will have a clear product specifically for boat hulls in two months "reduces drag" with a two year warranty.Two part application bottom coat $180.00 gal. 240sq.ft. top coat $340.00 gal. 240sq.ft. 1800-615-431eight.

Sweet product for sure.

Wonder how it would work on cockpit interior- uphosltered side panels, kick-plates, or anything else that you don't stand/step/grab..??

I'm a sucker for all these miracle keep the bottom clean products and over the years since I keep my boat in a well a lot. Each and every one has failed. Even won in a class action law suit on one product. This one I'll skip and let someone else be the goat.
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I have found that Nu-Finish is the best at keeping the hull from turning green etc. far longer than any other product. Easy to apply as well.