Artists Create NeverWet Graffiti That Can Only Be Seen in the Rain

Advertising won't be far behind

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People are already using NeverWet (aka the silicon-based, water-repellent spray that's been getting all the buzz lately) to waterproof just about anything that can't squirm away. But here's an interesting take from two members of Home Depot's "How-To Community." Nathan Sharratt and Dana0814 made some stencils for NeverWet sidewalk graffiti, which can be seen only in rainy weather. It's just a matter of time (and probably not much time) before advertisers will be all over this idea—and in fact, similar things have been tried in the past.

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