Using NeverWet to Protect Electronics

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Using NeverWet to Protect Electronics
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Last month we covered NeverWet, a chemical sold by Rust-Oleum that you can apply to stuff to make it resist water. Now, Adafruit has taken it to the next level by coating various electronics including one of MAKE alumna Becky Stern’s projects, the Flora bike helmet. It sounds like a fun tool to play around with, but by no means a perfect solution.

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