Misterbreeze
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Having Patio Magicked my sprayhood & sail covers I probably need to reproof them - any recommendations for which products to use? Preferably without the word "marine" in the name!
Sail covers & sprayhood reproofing
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Tranona
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Fabsil, although if the cover has a lot of life left in it consider having it reproofed professionally
Humblebee
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Bobc
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Fabsil in a square tin. Brush it on with a paintbrush.
yoda
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Thompsons Water Seal
samfieldhouse
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I second Fabsil, I've just redone mine. I rollered it on.
Despite also waterproofing my face, my hair and all my possessions in the process, it felt good given that I'd been quoted £400-600 for a restitch, wash and reproof of my sprayhood from a marine covers specialist.
After sticking it in the marina washing machine on a 30oC wash, a local company that make hoods for soft top cars restitched it for £40.
Followed by the aforementioned Fabsil-ing it would be churlish to suggest it looks like new, but it's perfectly good and far from the firtune that was suggested.
Despite also waterproofing my face, my hair and all my possessions in the process, it felt good given that I'd been quoted £400-600 for a restitch, wash and reproof of my sprayhood from a marine covers specialist.
After sticking it in the marina washing machine on a 30oC wash, a local company that make hoods for soft top cars restitched it for £40.
Followed by the aforementioned Fabsil-ing it would be churlish to suggest it looks like new, but it's perfectly good and far from the firtune that was suggested.
V1701
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A Speedy Stitcher sewing awl is useful for spot restitching, I've even done whole windows with one. Time consuming but strangely therapeutic...