Nearly two years ago, the developer of NeverWet was deluged with interest in the spray-on coating that repels water, mud, ice and other liquids. The outpouring was touched off by a video accompanying ...

Go ahead, chronic spaghetti spillers—slurp up your sauce with reckless abandon. Just be sure to douse your shirt with NeverWet first. In 2013, chemist Joe Ferguson led the research and development ...

Waterproof and water-resistant products have nothing on NeverWet. The superhydrophobic coating, now available in stores, repels liquids like you've never seen before. Crave contributor Christopher ...

Imagine being able to take your camera/phone/e-reader to the beach, or use it out in the rain, and never worry about getting it wet. Imagine further that you could do this with your existing gadgets, ...

A new spray turns most surfaces into completely waterproof surfaces. July 2, 2013 — -- You spill red wine all over the couch, but it doesn't seep into the fabric or leave a stain -- instead it ...

NeverWet could make ovens, toilet plungers and bed pans a cinch to clean, packaging resist water and white boards free of "ghost" images, he said. Another application is safeguarding electronics. "I ...

Just by spraying, waterproof spray gives strong water repellency so that water falls down the surface "NeverWet"is. As NeverWet is said to be tremendous as it sold over 500,000 pieces in just one ...

Some creative thinkers discovered that NeverWet-- a superhydrophobic spray-on coating that makes liquid roll off any surface -- works wonderfully as a way to create secret sidewalk art that can only ...

In 2011, LancasterOnline, a news website covering Lancaster, Pa., published a story about a seemingly magical invention by a local company. The product was called NeverWet, and it did exactly what its ...

When we tried the first iteration of Rustoleum’s seemingly magic, liquid-repelling spray, we were actually pretty damn impressed—water beading off toilet paper rolls! Now, though, NeverWet’s come out ...

Has anyone else seen this? I figured the Lounge was the best place, as this could have far reaching potential beyond the iPhone they show in water. Basically, it's a spray on application that ...