Dish coating to reduce icy rooftop Olympics ?

[Lue]

Ice/snow buildup on your dish? Will this reduce/prevent it? Anybody have any experience with this product? Thoughts? Opinions? Is the man or the product the slickest?



I use a nanowax product on my cars and carbon fiber airplane. It's a huge improvement over standard wax products
http://www.gizmag.com/nissan-ultra-ever-dry-self-cleaning-car/31784/

 

[ChadT41]

Most people just use Pam, or a super soaker. I have even heard a couple of people putting a non stick paint on for a more permanent effect.

 

[MikeD-C05]

Well if the water can't stick to the dish , it should work to keep your signal clear. But it still doesn't prevent the thick dark clouds from blocking the signal itself.

 

[Tampa8]

This is what I do to break up the storm clouds that are blocking the signal. Can't miss the intriguing and socially important episodes of the Kardashians......

 

[dare2be]

I always wondered if a sonic boom of enough supersonic jets flying in formation would be able to disrupt a hurricane.

 

[raoul5788]

Most people just use Pam, or a super soaker. I have even heard a couple of people putting a non stick paint on for a more permanent effect.

Pam is the wrong thing to use. It's vegetable based and will leave a residue that can itself become sticky. Use Rainx or something like it.

 

[foghorn2]

I've got one of these and will ruin the Kardashians for you!!

 

[ChadT41]

Good point on the Pam. I have heard people use rainx also.