303 Fabric Guard - Restores Water and Stain Repellency To Factory New Levels, Simple and Easy To Use, Manufacturer Recommended, Safe For All Fabrics, 1 Gallon (30607)

Used on 20 year old large awning . Water repelled when it rained hard. Very satisfied. Little pricey as product goes fast will definitely purchase again

The product is an excellent water proofing product.

Treated a sunbrella boat cover, and made it waterproof again!

The 303 Fabric Guard did what I was hoping for. My outdoor Sunbrella covered patio cushions.had lost their ability to repel water after cleaning the cushions a few times. After spraying the cushions outside following the directions, I brought them inside to dry overnight. Now, rain water rolls right off. I think if I spray the cushions once per year, it will help the staining I get from the elements.

I have a 1992 Saab 900T convertible. It was perfect til I spent a little over 2 years in Georgia. The last year there 2016 Augusta set a record for highest temperatures recorded. We had 19 days of 95 degs and 4 days with temps at 104. Needless to say that wasn't good for my rag top. Started using it while there and still have to use now. It works, don't know for how long. Can't find anyone who will tackle replacing it. To expensive anyhow, for a 28 yr old.

I've used Gold Eagle 303 Products for many years. From their car maintenance products to general use household products. I purchased recently the Marine Fabric Guard which I've used on Tent Flys to boots. I'm going too use it now on my Air Force Fabric Cold Weather Boots to spray the Upper Fabric part of the boots too make them Splash Proof, too protect the fabric from snow and The bottoms are already rubber but the tops are fabric so I wanted to add an extra layer of protection against moisture and this Gold Eagle 303 Fabric Guard does just that exceptionally well - Not waterproof (I still want the upper part of the boots too breath) that this product doesn't do - Just splash proof.

The item was what I needed and the price was very good

I treated an inflatable kayak. The way water beads on freshly treated fabric puts a new car waxing to shame. The only caveat is to get as good ventilation as possible.

One gallon was not enough to complete the job on a 21' mobile home canvas cover, which I cleaned with 303's product--which also did not go far enough to complete the job; I had to order almost a gallon more. Neither the cleaner nor this fabric waterproofer is nominally priced; so I'm really hoping that my cover protects my RV this winter (in Chicago area) very well, especially considering what I paid for it. Walmart did offer the best retail price on the Fabric Guard, although it promised delivery in 4 days and it took 8 (for an in-store pickup).

I used this product on my brand new cushions that came with my PolyWood furniture set. This product was recommended by Sunbrella for their cushions. I did test the fabric and it seemed fine. The cushions had never been out of the package before I sprayed the product on them. I followed the instructions perfectly. The photo show cushions after drying for 48 hours. Please see photos..