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You can buy Rain-X and the like at auto parts stores.


Plus there's that NeverWet stuff Rustoleum sells now; according to their marketing materials, it actually qualifies as superhydrophobic (i.e. in the same ballpark as the article's leaf): http://www.neverwet.com/product-characteristics.php


There's stronger stuff, like Diamon-Fusion, but they all wear away with use.


that seems as if it'd be true for any surface that makes use of the three dimensional shape/properties of the surface.




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