• Hi everyone,

    As you all know, Coffee (Dean) passed away a couple of years ago. I am Dean's ex-wife's husband and happen to have spent my career in tech. Over the years, I occasionally helped Dean with various tech issues.

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This stuff looks pretty cool.

Defiantly cool. And pricy. Pricing starts at about $150/quart for both upper and lower layers, which is supposed to treat 62.5 square feet, which would be an area of about 8' x 8'

I could defiantly see that being handy for some applications, especially if I lived in the PNW.
 
Coffee said:
Defiantly cool. And pricy. Pricing starts at about $150/quart for both upper and lower layers, which is supposed to treat 62.5 square feet, which would be an area of about 8' x 8'

I could defiantly see that being handy for some applications, especially if I lived in the PNW.
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Hey maybe I could coat my self with that stuff and never need a rain coat again.... :eek::lol:
 
Coffee said:
Defiantly cool. And pricy. Pricing starts at about $150/quart for both upper and lower layers, which is supposed to treat 62.5 square feet, which would be an area of about 8' x 8'

I could defiantly see that being handy for some applications, especially if I lived in the PNW.
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thats really not that bad a price if the results are long living. if it's a one ride type of effect then no. But a season or longer? that would be killer. Imagine fenders, skid plate, underside of motor, swingarm linkages, rear rims and hub? That would be pretty epic. Boots would be cool too. :)
 
Soviet said:
thats really not that bad a price if the results are long living. if it's a one ride type of effect then no. But a season or longer? that would be killer. Imagine fenders, skid plate, underside of motor, swingarm linkages, rear rims and hub? That would be pretty epic. Boots would be cool too. :)
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From what they described the product as, it should last a season. Who is going to be the first one entering a mudfest race with that on their bike? :)
 
Coffee said:
From what they described the product as, it should last a season. Who is going to be the first one entering a mudfest race with that on their bike? :)
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that is tempting. :) I'm definitely curious. would make cleaning the bike so much easier too! just imagine if that stuff worked on tires. I dunno if it would be good or bad....mud sticking to your tires might help traction, but it might also help traction because mud won't stick to your tires. oh the possibilities! haha
 
Wow! The possibilities are endless. The boots in the mud has got to be the most amazing. Working in construction that would be great. Only problem might be that your feet will no longer be able to breathe.
 
I was thinking yesterday if you put some on the sidewalls of your car tyres it would drive parking inspectors mental when the chalk wouldn't work.
 
If you ever get a chance, try putting water or mud on a lotus leaf. It seems something like this product already exists in nature. I have always been amazed by it at figured if someone ever found a way to replicate this and sell it, they would be $$$$$
 
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