This is great! Haha! Never would have guessed this, but I had a feeling it would’ve been something out of the ordinary.
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This is great! Haha! Never would have guessed this, but I had a feeling it would’ve been something out of the ordinary.
Damn your hide, Mike!! :laughing:
That was great Mike! LOL
Just to note....
I felt guilty and a tick bad for posting the initial water beading picture and throwing everyone for a loop. But I also got a healthy laugh out of it as did most of you. :laughing:
Don't get me wrong, I do believe that a super hydrophobic surface with super water beading does help to keep a car cleaner via the self-cleaning-effect when it rains hard, heck I even wrote an article about it here,
Mother Natures Car Wash and Ceramic Coatings
I'm also the guilty one that took all these super water beading pictures when I used and reviewed the BLACKFIRE Black Edition coating, you see the one picture in the banner graphic used here on the forum and the AG store page
Review & How-To: BLACKFIRE Pro Ceramic Paint Coating Black Edition
Everyone LOVES the Water Beading Pictures!
The next day I came into work and tested out the hydrophobicity.
Check out the surface tension this pro grade coating creates!
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What do you think? Use this picture for Mouse Pad art?
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Tight, tall and small, just how we like our water beading!
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And I coined the term,
Tight, Tall & Small
To describe water beading probably 15 or 20 years ago. (it rhymes)
But I also tend to think the human fascination with water-beading is a tick over the top. Enough that I get a laugh out of it.
Now back to water sheeting.... :D
Oh wait - pictures of water sheeting are not interesting. :lauging: (think about it)
:)
So how thin do you apply the cream cheese and how long before you remove it? Also, should you use a bagel to remove it instead of a microfiber?
I knew something was up with such a random post. Once graphene lust dies down.... were going to find ceramic sprays infused with molecular particles from cream cheese tubs. Cant wait!
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