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Hydrophobic glaze

It is awesome, that we can waterlog so many blocks. But sometimes it is more convenient, if they won't let water flow through. 

So what if we had a kind of glaze, that makes blocks hyrophobic, so they can't be waterlogged anymore? The glaze should be working at least on all walls, fences, slaps and stairs, but this feature can of course  also be added to all blocks which can be waterlogged (maybe excluding "living" blocks like plants or corals)

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    There are already ways in the game you can avoid waterlogging a block, even when the rest of the blocks environment is underwater. Simply do not place the block on a source water block, and do not empty a bucket of water directly into the block in question.