Fenwick's Reproofer for Awnings & Tents is a water-based, solvent-free, stain-protective hydrophob...Fenwick's Reproofer for Awnings & Tents is a water-based, solvent-free, stain-protective hydrophobic coating for your tent or awning. It is suitable for synthetic, cotton, and colorfast canvas fabrics. One liter will cover 15-30 square meters of fabric. It can also be used on cabriolet hoods and as a stain guard on fabric furniture. Once cured, it protects against stains caused by foodstuffs, grass, and oil. It is a highly effective waterproofing agent for canvas and synthetic fabrics. Fenwicks bottles and trigger heads are of good quality and can be reused. Due to the pandemic, there is a world shortage of trigger heads, so please reuse them. Fenwicks Awning Re-Proofer is a water-based, solvent-free, stain-protective hydrophobic coating. Ideal for waterproofing synthetic and colorfast canvas fabrics. One liter will cover up to 30m² of fabric.
This guide is for owners of tents, awnings, and fabric furniture seeking to protect them from water and stains. The key benefit of using Fenwick's Reproofer is its effective waterproofing and stain protection, extending the life of your fabric items. One caveat is the availability of trigger heads, which may need to be reused due to global shortages. Fenwick's Reproofer is a water-based, solvent-free coating designed for canvas and synthetic fabrics, providing a protective layer against the elements.
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Model Part Number
1813C
Brand
Fenwicks
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How much area does one liter of Reproofer cover?
One liter will cover between 15 and 30 square meters of fabric, depending on the fabric and the application method.
Can I use Fenwick's Reproofer on my car's convertible top?
Yes, it is suitable for use on cabriolet hoods, providing protection against water and stains.
How long does the protective effect last?
The duration of the protection depends on usage and environmental factors. Reapplication may be needed periodically to maintain optimal performance.
Is Fenwick's Reproofer safe for the environment?
Yes, it is a water-based and solvent-free formula, making it more environmentally friendly than many alternatives.
How do I clean the treated fabric?
Use a gentle cleaner and avoid harsh chemicals. Test the cleaner in an inconspicuous area first to ensure it doesn't damage the fabric or the protective coating.
What kind of fabrics is this product suitable for?
Fenwick's Reproofer is suitable for synthetic, cotton, and colorfast canvas fabrics.
What should I do if the trigger head on the bottle breaks?
Fenwick's bottles and trigger heads are designed for reuse. In the event of a broken trigger head, try replacing it with another one from a similar spray bottle.
Troubleshooting
Water is not beading on the fabric after application.
Ensure the fabric was clean and dry before application. Reapply the reproofer, making sure to saturate the fabric evenly. Allow sufficient drying time.
The fabric is still staining after treatment.
The fabric may not have been fully saturated during the initial application. Reapply the reproofer and allow it to cure completely. For stubborn stains, spot clean the area before reapplication.
The spray nozzle is not working.
Check the nozzle for blockages. Flush the nozzle with clean water. If the problem persists, try using a different spray bottle, as the Fenwick's bottles and trigger heads are designed for reuse.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effective waterproofing for canvas and synthetic materials.
Provides long-lasting stain protection.
Easy to apply.
Suitable for a wide range of fabric types.
Eco-friendly, water-based formula.
Extends the lifespan of your fabric items.
Cons
Trigger heads may need to be reused due to supply issues.
May require multiple coats for optimal protection depending on the fabric and its age.
Effectiveness depends on proper application and curing.
Not suitable for all fabric types – always test in an inconspicuous area first.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Clean the fabric surface thoroughly and allow it to dry completely. Remove any dirt, mildew, or existing treatments.
Application: Apply the reproofer evenly using a spray bottle. Ensure the entire surface is covered.
Drying: Allow the fabric to dry completely. The drying time may vary depending on the weather conditions, but it's typically a few hours in a well-ventilated area.
Compatibility: This product is compatible with synthetic, cotton, and colorfast canvas fabrics. Always test in an inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility and colorfastness.
Care: After application, avoid folding or storing the fabric until it is fully cured. Clean treated fabrics with a gentle cleaner and avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the protective layer. If the trigger head fails, try replacing it with a similar model.