LiquiGlide, a completely food-safe, gel-like substance is applied to the inside of jars intended to hold thick, viscous liquids like honey and mayonnaise.
The nanotubes are mixed into a compound called "bucky gel" to prevent clumping, and after some rubber-like flourinated copolymer is mixed in and it's all poured onto a glass plate, holes are punched in the material to better flexibility.
And just as Gatorade and gel-cushioned trainers moved from the racetrack into the mainstream, so yesterday's cutting-edge technology, like graphics cards or online gaming, will filter down to the mainstream market.