YouTube: Used in everything from bullet-proof vests to the walls of the Pentagon, polyurea's strength comes from its long-chain molecules.
SeesThruYousays...

Not so much a "coating" as it is a shell, or even a container of sorts, around the watermelon. It's like a half-inch thick or more, so, for me at least, it's not as impressive as first implied by the title.

gewel_the_gratefulsays...

They actually used this during the iraq war to coat buildings in certain locations. Bet it's still being used for all sorts of military uses. Look forward when they can make it clear.

StukaFoxsays...

I want the next plane I fly on to be made outta this stuff.

I wouldn't wanna artificial vagina made out of that stuff, 'tho -- I mean, not at the moment, anyway.

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