Supposedly, it makes whatever you spray it on not only water proof, but it repels water so well, that it won't even be wet.
Anyone try this yet? Can you imagine how this could help those with leakage problems with their roo, or pop-up? I checked, and you can use it on canvas.
My son got some to play around with it. It indeed works as advertised. He 'waterproofed' a small cardboard box that then held water like a bucket. He also did his shoes, and a t-shirt. He sprayed all that stuff out on the front sidewalk, and now when it rains, I can see the outline of the t-shirt beading water from the over spray
One drawback. It is not clear. It dries to a milky white.
Thanks Tim, that's good to know about the drying color. What color were the shoes your son put it on? In the commercial, they used it on "work boots" that were that camel color, and of course it didn't look funny at all. Hard to tell what's been touched up in the commercial process.
Milcop, I kinda think it would work around the window seems. If you have a white trailer...
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