[champagne612]

Thought I would share this new idea - if this works it would be a nice $$$$ kiosk at the mall or airport.

Liquipel | Waterproof Your Cell Phone, No Case Required!

[Boxer]

Would need a lot more details before trusting it, starting with what effect it has on heat dispersion if it really coats all the interior components.

[Night Life]

Just watched this product on Daily Planet, it's amazing, they flushed an I phone it a toilet to wash it off after it was dunked in Ketchup, Gravy, cheese lol. Worked perfectly.

[360 Modena]

Logically, it makes little sense.

Once you plug in your charging cable you would break the "water seal."

Anyone interested in this product, snake oil, a bridge, or land in Florida please contact me.

[champagne612]

Originally Posted by 360 Modena

Logically, it makes little sense.

Once you plug in your charging cable you would break the "water seal."

Anyone interested in this product, snake oil, a bridge, or land in Florida please contact me.

I think it works - for the occasional whoops - my iphone recently went thru the washer.

Dried it in a bag of rice and in 48 hours it was good to go.

Agree with the connection points - but imagine all the other applications of a coating like this.

[Barry]

Originally Posted by champagne612

but imagine all the other applications of a coating like this.

Every watch that was ever made, now waterproof?

[champagne612]

Originally Posted by Barry

Every watch that was ever made, now waterproof?

It certainly is possible - I told my daughter who is graduating college to find out more about the company.

Your post brings up an interesting point - if a watch pin for function does not compromise a water proof watch maybe the connection points could do the same.

It would add some costs to the product but so does buying a 30 - 50 dollar case every six months.