303 30606 Fabric Guard Trigger Sprayer,946 ml

The bottle top broke off and spilt contents, no way to use and apply it. A shame they know this but still sending faulty product out

Following extensive research, and reading numerous positive reviews, I made my purchase of this product. Unfortunately, this didn't perform as well as I'd have liked.Following the cleaning of both my bag, and coat (neither of which is water resistant), I followed the instructions and sprayed my belongings. Once my items had dried, I tested whether the guard had taken effect by lightly spraying with water. Beading of the water occurred and rolled off the surface. It was in a heavy shower that the guard failed to live up to expectations. At first, beading of water occurred, but not long after water began to penetrate through to the fabric leaving my coat and bag wet (maybe not as wet as they would have been without the guard, but wet all the same).This product may work better with items that are already water resistant, but for products that are not, sadly, I would not recommend this if there are other choices available.

Covered an Audi A4 and an MX5.Found it easier to spray and brush it on to cover.Spraying alone would have taken twice as muchHoods now look much improved

Used many times before definitely one of the best I've found.Only downside this time was the trigger isn't working properly.

フッ素系スプレーに比べると効果の保ちがぜんぜん違うので、昔から衣類、靴、傘などの防水にはこれを使ってます。

Dura mucho el olor y tiene que ponerse en un lugar muy bien ventilado porque puede causar mareos, pero más allá de eso no vi que realmente protegiera contra las manchas, no lo volvería a comprar.

This product worked great on my 2001 Porsche 911 fabric top. The person I bought the car off of didn't do a good job of taking care of the top. Cleaned it well and put 2 coats of the 303 on and the roof now repels water. Very happy with this product. Make sure for fabric you get the green label!!

I am using this to replace scotch guard to waterproof my fishing rain gear. The problem with scotch guard is that the propellant (if you will) is water and if there is any water repellency left in the garment the stuff won't soak in so the fabric ends up soaking up water in an extended rain. The 303 has a petrochemical propellant and so does soak into the fabric. So far the application is easy (due to the soaking in) and the durability is superior.9/10/14 I recently spent an extended period in the rain fishing with a newer raincoat treated with 303. With the newer raincoats the fabric breathes but is supposedly waterproof. This is not entirely true. In an extended rain the fabric does not leak but is does saturate or soak into the fabric but does not leak through the fabric. If you are wearing cotton base clothing under the raincoat that clothing gets damp and there goes your insulating factor and your comfort. Obviously you would rather not have the rain soaking in (maybe OK in and umbrella but not so in a coat). That's why having the 303 soak into the fabric is such a big deal. So to the performance, the raingear did not leak and for the most part did not exhibit and signs of water soaking into the fabric. The exception was in areas of high wear or abrasion such as knee area of pants where you might lean an elbow for support. It may be that I didn't do a good job of spraying those areas or it may be that the wear or abrasion caused the treatment to wear off. The breathability (an equally big deal in the comfort category) of the fabric did not seam affected. In any case I had no garment leakage and I was very pleased with the performance and will be buying more in the future.June 15,2015. I did purchase the blue label variety and it does not work as well as the green label. I came back for a gallon this time and am refilling the spray bottle. This stuff is fantastic and I am now spraying raingear for my fishing friends. If you want waterproof rain gear this is the product to buy. My son sprayed some chair seats with this product but so far not spills so no feedback.

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