Boat cover waterproofing
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Boat cover waterproofing
I just cleaned my full boat cover and it needs to be retreated. Any suggestions on what to use?
Sunbrella recommends 303 High Tech Fabric Guard. What about the West marine waterproofing & fabric treatment with PTEF? With Teflon? Star Brite waterproofing?
What is your experience and what works best.
Sunbrella recommends 303 High Tech Fabric Guard. What about the West marine waterproofing & fabric treatment with PTEF? With Teflon? Star Brite waterproofing?
What is your experience and what works best.
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I have used the West and Star Bright which appear to be the same. Good results with both. I am under cover though and only get some driving rain during storms. $42 and $45 a gallon - just bought a gallon last week. Goodluck
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I use 303 with good results.
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The cover was so bad I almost tossed it. I will water proof this weekend and good to go for another few years.
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[QUOTE=offthefront;2551680]I have read where Thompsons can cause a sticky feel and attract dirt .... I DO NOT know for sure
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I do and don't use it. Makes a sticky mess
Been there , done that
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I do and don't use it. Makes a sticky mess
Been there , done that
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