Could this be a game changer?

This stuff has sketchy bonding properties, if you simple touch the surface its removed. So it would come off after a wash, or maybe even driving in the rain would take it off. Plus the no-UV protection would kill it for paint application purposes.

More promising would be for some chemist to analyze the molecular properties and try to find a modification of it that bonds to a sealant or coating that has UV protection.
 
Looks like a bunch of gobbledygook to me. Ask the guy to get to the point! :bash:
 
KneeDragr said:
This stuff has sketchy bonding properties, if you simple touch the surface its removed. So it would come off after a wash, or maybe even driving in the rain would take it off. Plus the no-UV protection would kill it for paint application purposes.

More promising would be for some chemist to analyze the molecular properties and try to find a modification of it that bonds to a sealant or coating that has UV protection.
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Where are you getting that information? I haven't seen that anywhere.

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Wolf's is launching a similar product to this.
 
Have this stuff sitting on my kitchen table. The GF works at HD and brought a can home. It is rustoleum. It's a 2 can system. Base coat and top coat
 
$20 at home depot, who wants to spray some on their tires?
 
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