KIWI Camp Dry Heavy Duty, 10.5 OZ (Pack - 3)

Love the spray and so far no issues with the deer blind in the woods. There has been rain and strong storms but no leaks or fabric wetness.

Our go to for anything that needs waterproofing, even our awning.. saved us $300!!

Make sure to use this outdoors and wear a mask so as to not inhale the fumes. I sprayed my water resistant skii jacket, my waterproof boots, hiking gators, and my water resistant backpack for a trip to Patagonia, a region known for experiencing a wide variety of weather. In one day it can be sunny, snowing, 60mph winds, sunny again, torrential rain, and then freezing. Any gear you buy, despite it being waterproof or water resistant, should be sprayed for extra insurance since soggy socks or wet clothes can not only ruin your backpacking trip but can be a hazard to your health (hypothermia, trench foot/jungle rot). I sprayed a layer over all aforementioned gear, taking special care to double spray seams and creased areas, waited for everything to dry in the sun and then did this twice more for a total of three layers of water protectant. Kiwi Campdry worked perfect for the torrential rain and hike through the swamp lands that drain from the glaciers.

I used these to treat and retreat the gun socks I use to store firearms in my safe. I commissioned a new set as the old ones were 25+ years old and showed the wear and tear. Treated them with Kiwi camp dry for the water repellant feature. Works well, but I used a total of 6 cans to treat all of them twice (as recommended).

Used 2 coats on my daughter’s new carhartt jacket and now it’s water repellent. The water literally beads off even after letting it sit under the running faucet. Would definitely do a new coat after washing.

I bought this for my cabin tent. The tent comes with a rainfly and is also stitched to a tarp floor. I used this product on the entire tent (2 coats), as well as used another product to seal the seams. My tent has gone through 3 thunderstorms (2 being severe), and the only water that got into the tent, came from the area where the tent material is stitched to the tarp floor. We had maybe 1 cup worth of water, total, inside the tent. So I can say this product held up well; just that maybe more focus is needed on the floor seams for this year's camping adventures.

Works great

We have to keep reapplying it. I use it on our patio furniture covers. Looks like every month I’m going have to reapply.

After 20 days of waiting it shipped….in 40 days I got them with one can flat but full. I can squeeze the can in, it will barely dribble with the nozzle. It smells and performs identical to scotchguard heavy water repellant which is 1/2 the price.