New product
Available in
400ml Aerosol
1L, 5L Cans for professionals
*An hydrophobic surface is a surface that repels water
The super-hydrophobic Spray is totally colorless and invisible and has a repellent effect on all liquids:
water, oil, sauces, paint, etc. No liquid can adhere over a surface treated with a few layers of our super hydrophobic spray
StardustColors adds a real technological innovation to its range of special effect paints.
The hydrophobic waterproofing technology prevents the materials from being water-soaked and thus slows down wear!
Hydrophobic: the product falls and rolls out of the treated support
Hydrophobic on all substrates!
It can be applied over: natural and synthetic fabrics, wood, concrete, leather, paints, and many other surfaces.
Waterproofing:
Example of practical applications: Professional clothes, bike saddles, public benches, “anti-pee” walls, electronic devices
Use:
Spray 20 cm away from substrate in several thin passes
Leave the surface to dry for 5 mins.
(Flammable and toxic product, use and leave to dry outdoors)
Durability:
Stardust super hydrophibic spray is suitable for outdoor application, and provides durability beyond 5 years
Properties of the dry hydrophobic film:
colourless
non-rigidifying
solvent based
Stardust also produces hydrophobic paints and varnishes. Contact us! We manufacture according to your specific needs
The hydrophobic spray must be used in small quantities, otherwise it can produce a whitish veil.
Its use in the automotive field is not recommended.
For an extreme quality and durable protection (1 to 3 years per layer), suitable for automobile and motorcycle bodies among others, go towards the nano-ceramic coating LinaQuartz
Discover the ultimate protection: LinaQuartz, liquid glass layer, hydrophobic, anti-UV, heat-resistant, anti-abrasion, invisible and ultra-thin:
On all types of materials, it is necessary to make a preliminary application test on a small area to detect a compatibility problem with the support, and to realize the final appearance.
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