ScotchgardFabric & Upholstery Protector – Repels Liquids, Blocks Stains – Ideal for Household Fabrics – 40 oz

The best fabric protection on the market. Use it liberally on all furniture fabric.

Not sure about product just yet sprayed my jacket and used it on purse to try but am a bit concerned about it helping with stains as the internet said it don’t do well so will see hope so that’s the main reason needed it

The media could not be loaded. Mi pareja y yo compramos este producto para proteger nuestro mueble nuevo de nuestras mascotas, de nosotros mismos y de nuestra hija. El resultado ha sido excelente. Como pueden ver en el video, este producto ha hecho que el mueble sea completamente impermeable.EnglishMy partner and I bought this product to protect our new furniture from our pets, ourselves and our daughter. And the result has been excellent, as you can see in the video this product makes sure the furniture is waterproof. My partner and I just bought a new sofa and we wanted to protect it from ourselves, our children and our pets. It has done an excellent job.

It protects stuff. Shoes, outdoor furniture, indoor furniture, you name it!Too bad it’s super toxic. Otherwise great product.

I was very curious as to what sort of results to expect from this product (bought it for our white sofa since the retailer's "protection plan" was a joke), so I decided to do a little experiment and apply red wine to a treated and untreated portion of material (photos added for you to see). The spill on the Scotchgarded portion beaded up while the unprotected portion soaked the wine up right away. I let it sit for a few minutes and eventually the wine did absorb into the material. When I tried to remove the stain from both sections (using only water), the red wine actually came out of the treated side while the untreated side appeared to be stained. The results were very impressive! I'm on the "what else can I apply this to?" bandwagon now.Amount needed - I treated an extra large sofa and a small fully upholstered chair with two coats each and used 4.5 cans (10 oz size). Found that using painters tape to mark the untreated areas helped me remember where I had or had not spayed since I couldn't really see a significant change in the fabric's appearance and when I would look away to open my second can of Scotchgard I would lose my place.Smell. If you've ever stepped into a small nail salon that applies acrylic nails, that's about what this stuff smells like to me. Since I currently live in a high rise, I was concerned about the ventilation requirements since I can only open a patio door and crack a window. I applied one coat to my sofa, got caught up on a phone call and didn't leave the room, causing a slight headache (totally my fault). When it came time for the second coat, I was sure to go to a different room after spraying the item and had no issues whatsoever. Just sharing my mistake in case anyone else without outdoor space is thinking of using this product - it's very possible and very much worth doing, but just be sure to leave the area until the odor dissipates.

Worked exactly as advertised. Still use it to seal cloth/wear cushions.

This product is your best friend for the rainy season.I originally bought this for waterproofing a coat that lost the waterproof layer after years of use in all kinds of weather.When the bottle arrived I started waterproofing the coat. And shoes. And boots. And backpacks. Pretty much everything that needed to be waterproofed in the house got a layer of this product on and it was magic!! When water drops on you, it will simply fall down, off the piece of clothing or fabric furniture it fell on. The microscopic silicon cells contained in the spray block anything from wetting or dirtying whatever surface you apply it on, making your stuff last way longer and saving you a lot of money and time in cleaning / laundry.In order to apply the product, you want to be (possibly outside of your house) but if this doesn't work, you can always be in a large room. All you have to do is point the spray towards the item you want to waterproof and start spraying while keeping the bottle vertical and a bit far from the surface you are coating. Initially, there will be a strong smell coming from the liquid spray, but don't panic. Just let the product dry and the odor will be completely gone from your clothes. If you want to make really sure that nothing gets through, you can always double treat your fabric. Just way a few hours for the initial layer to dry and then apply a second one that will keep all the water and spills away from the item.The bottle is enough for multiple items. In my case some of them were even pretty big and the liquid was enough to use on a large coat, a jacket, two pairs of shoes and a backpack (all double layered) and there was still material left over for another session.I strongly suggest this, as it's going to keep you dry through the winter.