Ultra Ever Dry on camper?

[chisel]

I wonder how this stuff would go on a camper or tent?
http://www.ultraeverdrystore.com/

I guess it isn't going to stop pooling but it might help with drying your canvas after rain or dew.
Probably a bit expensive but it looks like awesome stuff.

[evolution]

I saw this the other week and was thinking the same thing.
Has anyone used it yet or know of a place in aus that stocks it?

Cheers
Evo

[Marcus73]

x3
I've got a mate who's been trying to contact them with no luck so far. It's not cheap, but how much better would it be packing up if it's been raining?

[oldmate]

No not stocked in Australia. They are just about to start international shipping which will begin march sometime.

Yes I have been in contact with them.

The one problem at the moment is that it is not a transparent product, (working on it) so everything you use it on will go a whitish  haze

[KingBilly]

Amazing.  Loved the glass demonstration.  I guess the cost and quantity to treat a CT tent will determine if it is practical to use on a CT tent.  Will watch with interest.

KB

[kiva]

Interesting stuff, but somewhat toxic.

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/03/the-internet-demanded-partially-scientific-testing-of-ultraeverdry-in-hd/

[Barry G]

Not sure I'd want those chemicals on my ausie waxconverters canvas.  Even if they didn't damage the tent they could severely reduce the breathability of the fabric.

[Kit_e_kat9]

I note that it leaves a horrid look on things eg: the glass.  Really want that look on your canvas?   

Kit_e

[Bird]

I thought the trend was everyone was using massive tarps n poles n ropes and crap...  or is that so last week?