Wolf's Chemicals nano textile sealant sneak peek...

I think The Wolf is on to something...

[video=youtube;42lTdWn_-kM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42lTdWn_-kM[/video]

- Jesse

 

When will this be available?!@#!@ and whatever happened to Phil getting the Spray on Clear bra???

 

That's awesome! Superhydrophobic.

 

We hope to have it ready by the beginning of the new year! Phil has another order coming to him very soon !

 

Awesome! Is this going to replace Bodywrap Jesse or can you top it over Bodywrap?

 

Totally different animal, it's for textile !

 

It's basically like 303 fabric guard, but I bet it's gonna be better than that because 303 doesn't seem to change things much.

 

Sorry guys I got so excited I didn't read the description on the thread that it said textile LOL

 

I've never used 303 so I can't comment on it, but this is something we made from scratch

 

I wasn't saying that it is made like it. I was just saying that it is used on fabrics. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

 

looks sweet hope it works well on that thin fabic that jeeps and kias have.....the ones that once get wet leave water/turd rings. i really do hate that fabric. can't wait till it comes out if it works as well as the video it will be a big hit.

 

Yeah no worries, I didn't think you were saying ours is like theirs ! I meant that I don't know the technology that they use, so I'm not sure how theirs would compare to ours

 

we got them and they were shipped out. we should have more coming in shortly.

 

That's impressive Jesse! Looking forward to testing this product out.

 

How much product is needed for a regular convertible top? I've used a few sealers and they required a heavy coating by either spraying or rolling and requiring a 24-48hr dry time. Does it also come in an 8oz bottle?

 

This looks very cool... What kind of durability will this have to abrasion? Like getting in and out and sitting on seats, Vert tops and the elements.

 

fabric seats and convertible tops!...oh yeah...=)

 

Jesse, can't wait to try this out. I can see this coming in handy.

Any comments on how long an application will hold up?
I realize that'll depend on what its being used for,
but just wondering if you had a ballpark idea.

 

Is this similar to neverwet?

 

This is the first thing I thought of when I saw this.

Neverwet is not for sale to the public yet.