According to its inventor, David Reizian, the president of Deval Products in Warwick, R.I., the paint can be used to disguise stains or transform anything from sofas to car upholstery to fabric partitions.
The title is a play on the 1960s sitcom "I Dream of Jeannie," about a woman who is a genie with magical powers to create and transform anything or anyone.
It can transform anything, from ice-cream to meat.
Excess tahini dressing will transform anything from late-night fried eggs to avocado on toast.
"One is molecular gastronomy – to the sorts of chefs who are looking to do new things with food, jelly means that they can transform anything into an unusual, wobbly and slightly comic texture, which can be set off against other textures.
The Patent and Trademark Office had rejected his application, saying it did not involve a particular machine and did not physically transform anything.
Maybe Mr. Golson's secret is no more and no less than a basic promise of jazz: it can use anything, it can transform anything.
A powerful combination of coconut, garlic, ginger, cilantro, mint (which adds a lovely freshness) and chili, it will transform anything on which you put it.
As Linda Wells, editor-in-chief of Allure magazine, said, he could transform anything with the brushes in his large, clever hands.
