Waterproof surface: a perk?

[malloyd]

Originally Posted by Anthony

Chlorine Trifluoride isn't an acid anyway. HF is. However, if ClF3 isn't good enough, there's always Dioxygen Difluoride.

Well as long as the fact its lifetime at anything above hard cryogenic temperatures is approximately zero isn't an issue for your application.

The scariest thing about ClF3 is it has actual *uses* - people actually manufacture and ship tank cars full of it.