ScotchgardSun and Water Shield, Repels Water, 10.5 Fluid Ounces (2 Cans)

Works great, a staple product I keep stocked !!Scotchgaurd products are amazing stain barriers. I use on practically everything and anything with high traffic or heavy use, anything used by children & animals, anything fabric that's expensive, sentimental, or white LOL This version has SPF & waterproofing feature, & gives additional barriers against outdoor elements for any outdoor fabrics or textilesPROS:Its SPF immensely slows the rate of sun fading, changingLengthens fabric life, by protecting against degradationWater sits atop fabric, greatly evaporating b4 absorbingBarrier from scotchgaurd lasts a long timeMakes any spill/accident an easy, non-staining cleanupIt works on anything subjected to sun &/or water or rain (like cushions, pillows, sun umbrella, fabric awning, patio curtains, outdoor rugs, towels, fabric lawn chairs, camp tents, window drapes, car upholstry, flooding, hiking clothes, backpacks, coats/jackets, Bathing suits, shower curtains, fabric water rafts, fabric and carpeting on boat etc ... ) Just be sure to always use scotchgaurd outside.CONS:Way overpriced (prob bc it works better than all others)**Aerosol is really dangerous to breathe inTakes quite a bit of time to properly dry and set inYou must almost saturate in order to be enoughChemical smell bad, toxic; always spray/apply it outsideEven though expensive for small amount, it's a product that's definitely vital to preserving a households things. The double pack is great too

having two cans is perfect for most jobs, enough that you can really cover a 5'x7' area both sides and have some left to do a cushion or two. application was easy though i recommend a filter mask as it really atomizes into the air around you and is nasty dangerous to inhale. the slim bottle was easier to use then a larger one.finished product dried fine, slight darker (which was nice due to sun damage)pliable with a slick feel to it and seems very water resistant. i used this on my glider swing cover and cushion which is 4 yrs old since my last treatment. though sunbleached on side that faces the sun it made the rest look brand new and hopefully last another couple of yrs of constant sun and lots of rain. I do store it during winter.

I use this every spring and summer on patio umbrellas and chaise cushions. It is the best of all I have tried. Stopped buying the two pack when it went up to more than double what a single can costs.

Excellent product. Protect your porche furniture of sun and water. It is a great product to protect your furniture investment.

After a few seasons, my patio cushion covers were looking drab and sun-faded. I decided to give Scotchgard a try on a new ones so it won't repeat.Application was easy - I just sprayed a light coat on the exterior fabric. It dried completely within an hour. Now months later, the cushions still look brand new. Rain beads up and rolls right off without soaking in. Exposure to the sun's rays no longer causes fading or discoloration either. They've maintained their vibrancy all season long.

We bought a new awning for our vintage camper and even though we were warned that it was not waterproof we tried it in the rain anyway. It was not a good experience. It sagged, everything got wet and it was not fun. We dried the awning out and sprayed two coats of this and tested it out by dumping a bucket of water on it. It worked great. Only time will tell if it was good in the long run. It did darken the pattern on the heavy cloth. Happy so far but time will tell if it was a good value for the money.

I use this to spray silk flowers to put on our loved ones graves. The flowers last longer. Worth the money and easy to apply.

This worked okay, but the excess product dripped off the nozzle causing strained areas.