Liquipel Waterproofing

[electric]

Has anyone given any thought to Liquipel for their most loved pieces (more then likely gens or superfrankens).

http://www.liquipel.com

It is used on iPhones, and I was thinking that some watches may not have the best WR so for extra measure why not use Liquipel so the water doesn't corrode your piece?

Just food for thought.

 

[PWSabre]

I thought you just install iOS7 and that makes your iPhone water proof

 

[Strodda]

I thought you just install iOS7 and that makes your iPhone water proof

Actually, what happens, is that you install ios7, you hate it, throw the phone in a drawer, buy an Android... and because of that, the iPhone forever stays in a desk where it belongs and never risks getting wet.

 

[electric]

Well you chemically treat an item with a nano technology so it will completely repel water and it doesn't change anythings function ability, not even an iPhone or an android, just watch...

http://youtu.be/70RMWiavxj0

Good for 30 feet under for 30 minutes, or for small leaks on your prized possessions and minimal damage. For like 60 bucks.

 

[dev1ant]

Actually, what happens, is that you install ios7, you hate it, throw the phone in a drawer, buy an Android... and because of that, the iPhone forever stays in a desk where it belongs and never risks getting wet.

This. Sony Xperia Z1 is a much better alternative than the latest 5S/5C crap.

 

[Redxds]

Wouldn't a watch need to be retreated each time a caseback was opened or the crow unscrewed?


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[dev1ant]

Wouldn't a watch need to be retreated each time a caseback was opened or the crow unscrewed?


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Yup. A new coating every time since you'd be breaking the 'seal' when opening the caseback. Not so sure if this would be used in the crown area though.

 

[c888]

It's a nano coating, that prevents the surface that's treated to remain dry. Kinda like a barrier.

Works well on fabrics and electronics, not sure how well this would work in fine mechanical moving parts.

When a phone is treated, the whole phone inside and all gets the coating.

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