Supernatural Fabric Hood Sealant, Waterproofer Softop & Upholstery

The delivery was very quick and it arrived in time for me to detail the car.Very pleased.

This was well priced compared with some of its competitors and it really works.Firstly it came in good packaging and in a timely manner, apx 2 or 3 days with the free standard shipping option. I bought an 4 inch mini paint roller and tray, also from Amazon, and used it to roll the product into my car seats and interior as if I was painting a wall.Took me 3 days in decent English weather in total, from the application of 2 coats done 1 day apart from each other, to being completely dried out.I tested it on the 3rd day with a cup of water and I was happy to see the water beading up on the surface of the car upholstery instead of soaking into the fabric. This product is hundreds of pounds cheaper than paying a car dealership to Scotchgard your new car interior as it delivers the same results as far as I can see.I would recommend this to my friends and family and encourage them not to pay a lot of money for someone else to do it. It is easy enough to apply yourself saving hard earned cash in the process. On another note, you can just use the spray head that comes with it, and spray the product onto your cars interior fabrics and seats. But I think it would be difficult to achieve an even covering using a spray head, so I would definitely recommend using a paint roller.Notice to the product supplier: Maybe you should offer a mini roller and tray as part of the kit that comes with your product, I have a feeling it would boost sales of your product.Edit to Review: It has been several months since I applied this product to my new car and as far as I can tell it’s still working just fine after a passenger recently dropped a water bottle in my car which was easily and quickly wiped up due to the water beading up and staying in puddle form, instead of soaking into the seats.

I got this to seal the alacantara inserts on a pre-registered Hyundai i30 Fastback N. The dealer wanted to charge us 300 GBP for a 'car proection package including a 'ceramic coating'. Being a pre reg it had been hanging around in a dealership, on a forecourt, getting the usual weekly once over with a sponge and bucket of suspect water so we nixed the idea of the ceramic and decided to do it ourselves ( A 'ceramic' would just have selaed in all the micro swirls and marring from a year of bucket and sponge washes). Dodo juice is a superb product to apply to car fabric interiors, I used it on the alcantara panel seat faces, sprayed on, moved it around with a brand new sponge and ensured even coverage. I used 1/3 of a bottle to do all the seats and the carpets.. For those that want to know, the paintwork was prepped with Megs Ultimate compound then treated with GTechnic C2 and all plastics were cleaned and treated with 303. The alloys were cleaned with Bilt Hamber Autosol and then sealed with Poorboys wheel sealent. The exhaust was polished with Mother's metal polish.Back to the Dodo Juice, it goes on very easily, does not mark the leather side inserts ( have an mf cloth ready for overspray) and dries with no detectable change in colour, shade, nap, or appearance of the fabrics. It does leave them resistant to water stains, spilled latte and the sundry soiling if life. One bottle should do three cars.

I was a bit apprehensive at using this on my brand new car seats which I had only purchased 3 days before. The thought of 'Painting' a liquid on my seats scared the s*** out of me, and I was very very worried incase it either stained or discoloured my seats.But I got the courage up and applied the first layer with a paint brush and left overnight to dry throughly. Then a second 'coat' the following night, then a third the next night.. There was no residue or any discolouring or visible marks on the seats and you would think there was nothing there, but low and behold 3 days later and my beautiful daughter decided to tip a can of coke over the back seats and it just beaded on the back of the seats and I was able to use a microfibre cloth to wipe it all up. Not a single drop got into the fabric and has saved me quite a few £ from not having to get the seats valeted.( the reason I painted it on instead of using the spray nozzle is so I got even coverage and no overspray hitting the plastics etc in the car )highly recommend

Got myself a new car with a light grey fabric interior. Missus thought I was mad so needed to invest in some protection. After reading some reports on this against others I decided to pin my hope's on this product to do the job. I sprayed 3 coats onto the fabric. The first coat was maybe a little lightly applied but 2nd and 3rd coat was a good soaking. Needed to leave to dry overnight for a 3 coats. There is no odours when applying but recommend being careful with the over spray landing on the hard plastics adopted in cars these days as it left a residue like a water mark. It needed some effort to remove so best to wipe away immediately after spraying on to those locations with the adjacent glossy plastic surrounds.Performance - I have yet to spill any significant liquid onto the seats with the light grey fabric and now after 2 months I am sure it's doing its job as no marks have appeared and still looks like new. I note rain droplets do bead on the seat areas when the doors are open to the elements.Happy so far and will report again later on its continued protection.

I used it on my car cloth seats, I sprayed a whole bottle on the seats, but it was not waterproof at all.

Its ok for light applications but its not the best out there, and not ideal for heavy duty use.

Wife was concerned about not having leather seats in my new car. Applied two coats overnight with a soft paintbrush, then another coat in the morning. Saved the seat from a serious coffee spillage that afternoon! Texture of seats doesn't seem any different and no residue