Deaf Medicine

So I used it on my work shoe just like the pix on the box showed. It turn my shoes white when my shoes are light brown. The first can was fine, but the second one mess up my work shoes. It did what it said it would it keep anything from messing it up because it was cover in white. It was like dry ice I will never again buy this, unless your going to use it on a white surface.

I purchased NeverWet just for fun to see how it worked. I tested it on cardboard, clothes, and a hat. It worked as advertised. Superhydrophobicity is very fun. When water was poured on the treated surface it danced on top of the material and shed very quickly. Everyone who saw it was very impressed. Only two down sides are that the coating rubs off of cloth surfaces relatively easily (if you grab your hat in the same spot when you take it off your head that spot will have less and less of the coating). The other is that there is a white or light grey residue from the coating. So if you put the coating on a black surface it will look like you have put a light frosting (like Christmas window frosting) on the cloth. Would probably be transparent on white or light colored surfaces (probably why all of the videos and examples from the company are on white surfaced or light surfaced objects).