UltraTech International 1 Quart Ultra Ever Dry(R) Water And Hydrocarbon Repellent - Top and Bottom Coating Pack (For industrial Use Only)

We were dipping very small printed circuit boards, and masked off critical parts (sensor orifices) what happens, during dipping some areas don't get coated (it is VERY THIN BTW) so it was spotty, i presume that spray/fine imst application works way better, still have to do that.Unintended consequence that looks cool on video, water pools on untreated section amplifies problem where water tend to pool excessive on untreated parts that we masked off, don't think this will work for us.Works great if you can treat whole board with mist sprayer, in that case it works amazing!

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It is not working .I have tried a sample and it only resistant to water .I want to return and get refund please .

I bought this when it very first came out about 7 years ago. I live in a state that uses heavy amounts of (calcium or sodium chloride I forget which) on its roads during the 6 moths of winter we get. Needless to say, this is very hard on our vehicles and they rot out incredibly fast. To top it off I live on the coast so we have the added bonus of salt air, eating our vehicles that much faster. I drive an early 90s Toyota Pickup, a vehicle as renowned for its mechanical reliability and it is for rotting due to weather (in good climates, nevermind our corrosive hell!). I was fortunate enough to find one from Colorado with literally no rust let alone rot on it and wondered how I should protect it from the ravages of the air- and plowtruck-borne sodium. I began an admittedly short search for something to spray on it to keep it from dying and came across Ultra Ever Dry. Granted it was listed as industrial use only (even now I still haven't seen or heard of anyone using it for this particular application) but I bought some anyway figuring Id give it a shot. I sprayed this stuff all over the trucks frame and TO THIS DAY the frame remains free of rust. I did not spray the underside of the body and parts of it have practically melted but everywhere I sprayed with this stuff, the frame looks factory, if a bit milky. (when this stuff goes on and dries it leaves a thin milky-looking residue). Protip: If you didn't get good results with this stuff, you did something wrong.

Waste Money. Looks like the publicity only few hours. not recommended