Outdoor Water Shield, Water Repellent Spray for Outdoor Summer and Spring Gear and Patio Furniture, Fabric Spray for Protection Against the Rainy Spring Weather, 13 oz

I know the ingredients are formulated mainly to resist stains, but I use it on a tent rain fly. I like ceiling the seams and then spraying it with Scotchgard. It's gentle enough that it doesn't hurt the material, and it's super easy to apply.You can tell from the photos I took that it dries completely. I took up before photo and then after photo to show what it looks like dried. It doesn't change the appearance of the fabric at all.I had enough left over to treat a couple of chairs on the deck, and the cushions stay pretty dry too. Scotchgard is famously effective, and that was my experience with it treating my outdoor and rain gear.

I've bought some more expensive sneakers lately and I need them to last. Only one pair is machine washable so I thought I'd try this Scotchguard spray.One bottle did 6 pairs of shoes with multiple soaking sprays.It didn't affect the appearance of any of my shoes.Spray nozzle sprays evenly and gives a nice, heavy ,somewhat soak to my sneakers. It depends on how much you want to apply is my point. If you want heavy then apply heavy, if you want a light covering it works very well at light sprays also.I hike dusty, dirt trails with my dog and I need my sneakers to be water repellent with morning dew, or wet grass after rain. Ivalso need it to repel the dust from the trails. So far, so good.It is not odorless. There is a chemical smell during and after spraying. Even after it dried a few days later there is still the chemical smell, BUT, I have to press my nose up gmagainst the fabric to smell it, otherwise it is not noticeable.My neighbors probably thought I was weird because I kept checking for the chemical smell after I sprayed, and intermittently while drying....lol.You ABSOLUTELY have to spray outdoors or in a very well ventilated area and not in a basement near furnaces, please! The fumes ARE flammable, says so on the can.Scotchguard is a very reputable brand and I'll keep using their sprays. I've used their furniture guard spray and it works extremely well also.

Worked well as a water repellent on winter boots.

This stuff is the best product I have ever used to waterproof Timberland boots. Water just beads up and runs off the leather. It also adds some stain resistance to the nubuck leather. The leather seems to have a nice vibrant color when applied to it.

Application is easy on my outdoor cushions. Water beads off the fabric

Worked great. Applied to work shoes.

Used the WHOLE can on my outdoor patio cushions. Followed the directions, multiple layers to ensure good coverage. The one can did cover quite a few cushions (16 in fact). My cushions are older (10 years old) and were previously water proof but over the years, that protection has worn off. The most affected with the cushions you sat on (versus the ones you leaned your back on). So the spray did well at protecting the back cushions, but did nothing to prevent water from seeping into the cushions you sat on. So I would argue that the spray may work as an additional protector on newer cushions, but if you have older ones like I do, this spray doesn't make your cushions like new. Doesn't add some thick layer of sealant to prevent water from getting in.

Great for protecting furniture. Applies easily, if you get it on the legs, wipe off immediately, ot it STAYS. My only caution. Otherwise, makes stains harder to happen.. This goes on all new and cleaned furniture in my house.

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Completely waterproofed suede timberlands, no water or marks anymore..

Does what it says on the tin! 5 stars

Muy buen producto, y el vendedor muy atento, a pesar de factores externos, tuvimos buena comunicación.

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