Anyone use 303 on their bunk ends?

[scbee]

I am thinking of putting the 303 fabric guard on my bunk ends. I know it works well in other applications (hot tub covers, boat upholstery, etc.). Seems like it would work great to add some extra protection to the bunk ends.

I did a search and cant find anything here about it being applied in this way.

Anyone have any experience with this?

[OK3wire]

Yep, works great to condition and protect the tent ends. Also works well on the tires and rubber trim around doors, windows and tent ends and won't deteriorate the rubber.

[Dodaman]

Same here. Use it twice a year on all our bunk ends. Helps protect from the UV rays. You won't regret it. Have fun.

[Mr Havercamp]

Originally Posted by scbee

I am thinking of putting the 303 fabric guard on my bunk ends. I know it works well in other applications (hot tub covers, boat upholstery, etc.). Seems like it would work great to add some extra protection to the bunk ends.

I did a search and cant find anything here about it being applied in this way.

Anyone have any experience with this?

You do not want to use the "fabric guard" on the vinyl coated canvas. You want to use the 303 "protectant". If you ever clean and afterwards, or have water seep through the tent window sections that are not vinyl coated, that is the place for the 303 "fabric guard ". Those are two different products.

[scbee]

Thanks folks.

[Dodaman]

Good catch Mr Havercamp.

I knew there was a reason why I liked you so much in Caddyshack 😀

The protectant is the one I use on the bunk ends.

[fvrs7189]

I see several 303 protectants. any recommend the exact one? 30306? or 30313?

Thanks

[cabranch47]

After cleaning the "canvas" side panels on our HW27SC they would seep water. I used the 303 fabric guard, two applications, and no problems. Will probably have to do this after each deep cleaning. Found in on amazon much cheaper that local supplier.