Does anyone know how this product compares to using Scotchgard Fabric & Upholstery Protector?
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I have not used Scotchgard on my hats but Hat Saver is excellent, works as advertised....I now have all the guys in my golf group using it.....
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Try scotch guard...it take the sticky off of just about anything. Do it in a test spot first.
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I'm not sure Scotchgard would help at all. The key to keep it from fading is the ink. You have to use Pigment Ink. Here is a Link to the Pigment based Cartridges you can get. http://laserinkjetlabels.com/pigment-based-inkjet-cartridges.asp
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I have found draping to work very well (and appears almost invisible) - rebar is better of course - but also a lot more work to install. Good luck!
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You can probably scotch guard the inside lining. But the outside is nice calf leather and you should use leather protector cream or spray instead. Scotch guard is for material and not leather. It might stain it. I have not treated the outside. The leather wipes clean with a slightly damp soft cloth . It's quite hardy.
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We had a similar issue. I applied a furniture oil/stain and it went away. My thought is that it was from the condensation that built up under the cover so I swtiched the cover out to one similar to covering lawn furniture with cushions. The fabric is still waterproof but condensation doesn't collect.
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I spray / soaked the controls in Scotchgaurd let it dry overnight haven't had any problems with sweat while running though I used to about 15 minutes into my run. Use at you own risk though as it worked for me I'm no expert in the control design or why the elctrolyte solution of sweat shorts it out while the chemical makeup of Scotchgaurd does not.3M 4106D 10-Ounce Scotchgard Fabric Protector for Fabric and Upholstery3M Scotchgard Fabric Protector
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I have not yet looked into covers for my Strathwood-Griffen furniture yet. I have had it through one summer/fall and winter in Colorado. I draped it with some old blankets even though it was stored on a covered patio. I have rinsed off the furniture sans cushions and it dries well. The dirt that blows onto the cushions during windy days comes off easily with a gentle smacking. I did spray Scotchguard on the cushions when I first got them which probably helps. I have looked into covers through Plow & Hearth and Gardener's but haven't ordered yet.
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Well, I've only used the leather protector not the conditioner. So if you use the LP I think it'll be just fine because it does condition leather as well.
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Not really. The sides are fabric, but you might try using Scotch Guard. That may help.
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I can't promise, but think it would be fine. I have used it on all sorts of fabric, the latest being our new couch fabric which is white linen. I really was liberal with the spraying (I did give it two coats) and didn't get any buildup or staining of any kind. You couldn't tell it had been sprayed at all and protects beautifully. I say go for it and protect the jacket.
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I use it on my fabric shoes, and it's obvious when the coating fades/wears. It lasts about 8 weeks each treatment, less if I'm romping through puddles. I would bet that the washing machine makes short work of it, just like scotch guard.
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You just spray it on the carpet. It works but not as well as the Scotchgard that is professionally applied. However, it is much, much cheaper. It did not work that well on a jute carpet I have under my dining table.
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Under the cover, there is a rubbery material. I have been using it 3+ times a week, taking it off and putting it back on each time and I have yet to see any issues with my upholstery....
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I bought the 1425 Little Green recently and used it on my 2nd hand microfiber sofa without a problem. I have two toddlers, so there were quite a few interesting stains to remove. They came out very easily with the machine. After the sofa was dry, I rubbed over the microfibers with my hand to soften them up again, but it looks brand new now! I would try a test patch first.
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Silverberg, does the scotchguarding help with stains too? I've been taking my cushions inside every night to help them last longer.
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I think it works better with a clean cloth. I use a white tshirt. I also so used the micro cloth but still prefer the undershirt!! I love this product for my stainless appliances!!