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    Re: Fabric Protection

    Quote Originally Posted by Dereksdtail View Post
    303 aerospace fabric protectant
    I have to agree. This stuff works quite well.

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    Re: Fabric Protection

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    I partial to 3M's "Scotch-Gard" myself.

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    Me too until I started using the 303. It really is superior to SG in every way especially in the durability department. Sprayed 303 on my seats 3 years ago and it's still working today but I'm sure I'm due for another coat. I think it was last year that I dumped a Mickey D's extra large diet coke on the passenger seat!!!!

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    Re: Fabric Protection

    Quote Originally Posted by Dereksdtail View Post
    303 aerospace fabric protectant
    +4? +5? or more...awesome stuff!
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    Re: Fabric Protection

    Has anyone tried HD's offering?

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    Re: Fabric Protection

    Quote Originally Posted by FishyX View Post
    Me too until I started using the 303. It really is superior to SG in every way especially in the durability department. Sprayed 303 on my seats 3 years ago and it's still working today but I'm sure I'm due for another coat. I think it was last year that I dumped a Mickey D's extra large diet coke on the passenger seat!!!!

    Hmmm, looks like I'm gonna have expand my horizons a bit.

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    Re: Fabric Protection

    Carpros Fabric coating is the best I've used yet and here is a video I made of it. This is an old piece of cloth seat fabric.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQySq5pEh2Q

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    Re: Fabric Protection

    I been using stoners fabprotex and from what I heard from customers is that it works very well. Might have to try out the 303.


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