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dykstra 07-08-2013 07:28 AM

new speed wax?? LOL
 
:lolhit::lolhit:
http://useloos.com/mediaplayer/?item...74%20%7F%7F%7F

pkspx 07-08-2013 09:21 AM

http://www.neverwet.com/

tcwcar 07-08-2013 09:26 AM

It's like the stuff Clark Griswall sprayed on that snowcoaster:evilb: going to have to investigate it though, the one kid has a Millersville university shirt on, and at the end of the add it said the add was made by Lancaster online, both in my home town, maybe I can get them to do a promo on my boat for there product, before Never Wet and after, it would almost like putting steps on a non step hull:lolhit:

pstorti 07-08-2013 10:07 AM


Originally Posted by pkspx (Post 3955072)

your avatar and your post have me confused :lolhit:

ziemer 07-08-2013 12:24 PM

In all seriousness, I wonder if it would help a white gelcoat bottom from yellowing? And also how long it would last...

VtSteve 07-08-2013 12:35 PM

If you put that on a boat in the ocean, your boat would keep sliding on the water until it feel off the earth's flat surface. Could make it near impossible to dock as well ;)

Level III Chaos 07-11-2013 04:41 PM

Wouldn't that be something instead of antifoul bottom paint.

glassdave 07-11-2013 04:58 PM


Originally Posted by tcwcar (Post 3955077)
It's like the stuff Clark Griswall sprayed on that snowcoaster:evilb: going to have to investigate it though, the one kid has a Millersville university shirt on, and at the end of the add it said the add was made by Lancaster online, both in my home town, maybe I can get them to do a promo on my boat for there product, before Never Wet and after, it would almost like putting steps on a non step hull:lolhit:

yes . . . the non-chaloric silicon based kitchen lubricant . . . . five hundred times slipperier then any cooking oil. . . . not to be confused with the crunch enhancer.. . . That's a non-nutritive cereal varnish.It's semi-permeable . . . non osmotic.What it does is, it coats and seals the flake. :D

mallatt442 07-15-2013 12:51 PM

I am just silly enough to try this idea.... But wait, if it works like it says, wouldn't the water run out from under the boat and sink it? Hmmm...might want to think about this...

Stuckonstupid 07-15-2013 03:15 PM


Originally Posted by mallatt442 (Post 3958965)
i am just silly enough to try this idea.... But wait, if it works like it says, wouldn't the water run out from under the boat and sink it? Hmmm...might want to think about this...

lol!!

pstorti 07-15-2013 03:33 PM


Originally Posted by glassdave (Post 3957340)
yes . . . the non-chaloric silicon based kitchen lubricant . . . . five hundred times slipperier then any cooking oil. . . . not to be confused with the crunch enhancer.. . . That's a non-nutritive cereal varnish.It's semi-permeable . . . non osmotic.What it does is, it coats and seals the flake. :D

can you write that for dummies please I am not following ... did I just call myself a dummy???

Smitty 07-17-2013 10:02 PM

I just picked up Never Wet 2 part kit at Home Depot for 20 bucks. I am going to use it on my lowers since that is the biggest contributor to drag. After reading the instructions it appears to be super easy to use. My only thought is that it may cause more cavitation based on the water blowing past/off the drive. If it does that, I can wipe it off with acetone. Won't be able to test until July 26th.

cp5899 07-18-2013 07:38 AM

Some of the guys on this site who are into RCA boats should give it a try. That would be a smaller scale test to see if it would gain speed. All though I don't know much about rc boats and I'm not sure if they put little GPS units in them to have accurate speed data. I'm not sure if it would work on a full size boat or how long it would hold up, but I bet it makes an rc boat faster.

glboatdriver 07-18-2013 08:49 AM


Originally Posted by Smitty (Post 3960681)
I just picked up Never Wet 2 part kit at Home Depot for 20 bucks. I am going to use it on my lowers since that is the biggest contributor to drag. After reading the instructions it appears to be super easy to use. My only thought is that it may cause more cavitation based on the water blowing past/off the drive. If it does that, I can wipe it off with acetone. Won't be able to test until July 26th.

Thanks for taking one for the team and giving it a try. My current polish seems to be doing well for me, but anything that'll help keep exhaust from sticking to the transom is worth a look! Keep us posted.

Interceptor 07-18-2013 05:01 PM

I was thinking about coating the toilet bowl with this stuff. Everything should flush easier.

Perlmudder 07-18-2013 05:16 PM

I was thinking of spraying my cockpit cover with it.

bert4332 07-18-2013 09:54 PM

This is weird, this looks like the same product, but you basically have to apply it with a BIO suit so you don't get chemical poisoning. Perhaps Rustoleum put some $$$$ on how to clean it up the nasty components. Perhaps GlassDave can give his opinion on this.

http://www.spillcontainment.com/amazon

Flamingo 42 07-18-2013 11:26 PM


Originally Posted by glassdave (Post 3957340)
yes . . . the non-chaloric silicon based kitchen lubricant . . . . five hundred times slipperier then any cooking oil. . . . not to be confused with the crunch enhancer.. . . That's a non-nutritive cereal varnish.It's semi-permeable . . . non osmotic.What it does is, it coats and seals the flake. :D

Don't go putting any of that on mine Clark LMAO

Level III Chaos 07-19-2013 12:59 AM


Originally Posted by Perlmudder (Post 3961081)
I was thinking of spraying my cockpit cover with it.

It is not UV resistant. It will not last at all in the sun.


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