NeverWet is finally available

CrazyRabbit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZrjXSsfxMQ

CJhaughey

Not great from all accounts, it leaves a milky residue that wears off pretty fast on gloves and textiles.
On body panels the same milky look won't encourage many to use it.
I have seen it applied to the underside of dirt bike plastic mudguards to allow mud to fall off and it seemed to work well for that.

CrazyRabbit

Yup. Not perfect. But certainly excellent on surfaces that don't bend, or are not aesthetic. Probably better on light coloured bikes.

And good for protecting electrical connections etc. It always worries me how so much of the wiring on my bike is exposed to rain.

CJhaughey

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

And good for protecting electrical connections etc. It always worries me how so much of the wiring on my bike is exposed to rain.

Modern connectors are pretty good compared to the old style non-sealed stuff. I wouldn't worry about wires being wet its getting frayed and torn that is the real problem.

Hotblack Desiato

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

And good for protecting electrical connections etc. It always worries me how so much of the wiring on my bike is exposed to rain.

Undo the connectors and pack the inside with silicone grease. It keeps out moisture and stops the contacts oxidising.

Zascar

Brilliant video, I'd love to have a play with that stuff! I'd cover most of my bike in it haha. I think its pretty expensive though

aminjava

where do we buy this in Ireland ?

Rosahane

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

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And good for protecting electrical connections etc. It always worries me how so much of the wiring on my bike is exposed to rain.

Try ACF50 for your electrics. Brilliant stuff!

Oryx

Or Q30, works like a charm on electrics

CJhaughey

aminjava wrote: »

where do we buy this in Ireland ?

My local paint supplier sells it.