Surfriding Salt Water Protection

[Joker]

Application Video

http://www.ultraeverdrystore.com/products/

I saw this video on the Chive and wondered how well it would work for keeping salt off the surf riders engines. Its a one time application and would would not require any tedious cleaning after each ride other than the normal flush.

 

[lovetheriver]

Wow that's pretty cool, I wonder how long it lasts.

 

[jnutz]

thats pretty sweet, use that on the car finish!!

 

[Joker]

I bet a quart would give you an ample amount. If you watch the video of the application process it doesnt seem like it would take that much.

I added the application video and link to the store.

 

[walksatnight]

I wonder how it would hold up to the heat ?

 

[Lm12]

Does it appear clear after applied?

 

[Joker]

Does it appear clear after applied?

Ya it does

 

[Flyboy]

that stuff is so cool. I might have to try some out. Pricey though 1 qt for 95 bucks for top coat and 50 for bottom

 

[MADMAT]

Cool!!!!

 

[yldsix]

Could you apply it to the inside of the engine and pump then you don't have to flush at all?
It says temp resistant to 140 degrees Celsius and last 8 months on exterior and over a year interior.

 

[burton148]

I dont ride salt water but im gonna be getting some just to help with waterspots on my cars. This looks sweet

 

[yldsix]

Would be awesome on a dirt bike , mud would just fall off

 

[MADMAT]

Would be awesome on a dirt bike , mud would just fall off

Oh man! 4 wheelers! Jeeps! Razors!

 

[Jp79]

I'd coat my whole truck in that stuff

 

[deftons56]

What would happen if you put it on the bottom of a ski, haha.

 

[KTM434]

Could you apply it to the inside of the engine and pump then you don't have to flush at all?
It says temp resistant to 140 degrees Celsius and last 8 months on exterior and over a year interior.

I'd be worried the water in the engine may not act as a heat sink and may affect the cooling capabilities

 

[OCD Solutions]

I circulated that video around work a couple weeks ago. Got lots of interest and I think a couple groups are going to buy a bunch and try it out around our plant.

 

[Joker]

Could you apply it to the inside of the engine and pump then you don't have to flush at all?
It says temp resistant to 140 degrees Celsius and last 8 months on exterior and over a year interior.

ya i wouldnt run that on the inside of the engine. it seems to risky.

 

[yldsix]

Now how do I get some to aus? I wonder if they have a distributor over here.

 

[MattyBoom]

Seems like the main flaw is that it should not be touched often, as well as high pressure water wears it away...

So atv or bike application gets cut out of that sice it gets touched way too often, bottom of the hull is out cause i'd say when the ski is moving and water is flowing over the hull that could be considered high pressure?

Coating the inside of your engine bay would be mint, wouldnt have to worry about rusting. but then again when u go to work on it, chances are it will lose its effectivness.

Just my thinking.