Rustoleum NeverWet - Boating Applications?

[Franko Manini]

Has anyone tried this NeverWet stuff? I bought a kit when it first came out and sprayed some boots with it. E stuff works like a hot damn. I also sprayed an old hammer head that I had lying around and threw it out back of my house behind a tree. Guess what? It didn't rust. Not a bit!

If you haven't seen this stuff yet, check it out here: http://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/neverwet/neverwet-kit

Or you can google it or look at any one of the thousands of YouTube vids. It is astonishing.

So I got to thinking, what could I use it on in my boat? Fabric is out because it does leave a Lind of hazy, textured finish to fabric and leather which might not be desirable to some. I also wouldn't want to us it on the boat canvas for the same reason. It can also wash off with a bit of effort so I wouldn't apply it to something hat gets regularly scrubbed down. So... What about your kicker? Or maybe your trailer? Downriggers? I will be applying the grey coloured NeverWet to all non-braking surfaces of my trailer brakes this year to test it out. Anyone else have any ideas on how you could use this unique product?




Franko

MILF (Man, I Love Fishing)

 

[TenMile]

Applied to bottom of boat so that the boat skips across the water like a water-bug and then gets 40MPG?

 

[Dave S]

I was thinking about trying something like this or that spray on flex seal on my canvas top. This stuff says it's good for fabric so I may give it a go. Canvas is not too pretty right now.

 

[scott craven]

Dave, use this stuff for boat tops, works great
west marine has it

 

[Dave S]

Thanks Scott! I'll get some soon.

 

[sammyslabber]

Dave, you can also use a Vinyl Paint;amongst others, Dupli - Color and Tempo make vinyl paint.