UncleMatt
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- Jul 14, 2012
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Hi All,
I am curious is anyone has used a nan-coating to make their metal detector or pinpointer waterproof? Companies offer to make your cell phone waterproof with this technology, and I am curious if it works just as well with metal detectors. The idea is to apply a very thin, water-proof nano-coating to the inside electronics, so even if water gets in no damage or compromise of functionality will occur.
More on that : Want a better way to waterproof a phone? Try nanocoating - CNET
A company that does this : Leaders in Liquid Repellent Nano-Coating Technology | P2i
If you have any relevant experience with this, please sound off here
I am curious is anyone has used a nan-coating to make their metal detector or pinpointer waterproof? Companies offer to make your cell phone waterproof with this technology, and I am curious if it works just as well with metal detectors. The idea is to apply a very thin, water-proof nano-coating to the inside electronics, so even if water gets in no damage or compromise of functionality will occur.
More on that : Want a better way to waterproof a phone? Try nanocoating - CNET
A company that does this : Leaders in Liquid Repellent Nano-Coating Technology | P2i
If you have any relevant experience with this, please sound off here
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