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Even better, they didn't actually develop anything. Ultra Ever Dry (http://dry.technology/index.html http://dry.technology/index.html) has been around for a wh
by Qworg 13y ago
Even better, they didn't actually develop anything.
Ultra Ever Dry (http://dry.technology/index.html http://dry.technology/index.html) has been around for a while now. It is pretty remarkable.
The only downside is that it needs to be reapplied (and it cannot be used on windows). It wears off at a rate depending on how much abuse it takes - anything rubbing on it will hasten its decline.
EDIT: To dvcc's point below, this sounds very negative.
It is actually positive - earned media, essentially for free. Amazing job by Nissan marketers.
- dvcc 13y agoOn the latter point, so its not exactly great for a car. A good idea for an advertisement, but not such a practical one.
- toomuchtodo 13y ago> The only downside is that it needs to be reapplied (and it cannot be used on windows). Reapply ever 5000 miles when you rotate the tires, and use RainX on the windows.