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Specifications
| Brand | Sudbury |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 975 |
| UPC | 817747010724 |
| Size | 32 oz |
| Product Type | Fabric & Upholstery |
| Shipping weight | 2 lb |
| Category | RV Cleaning & Care |
Materials & Construction
This is a solvent-based liquid protectant spray, not a fabric or coating itself, formulated to soak into water-safe textiles and create a barrier that repels water and resists dirt, mud, and staining soils. The key benefit is longer-lasting cleanliness and weather resistance for treated awnings and outdoor fabrics.
Product Description
Why you'll want it
- Helps fabric shed water. The spray repels water, which can help keep stains and damp from soaking in.
- Resists dirt, mud and grime. The spray is made to resist dirt, mud and grime, so your fabric can look fresher for a longer stretch.
- Treat it before the cold months. Fall is a good time to treat your awning and patio furniture before the cold months. Wait 24 hours after treating before the fabric gets wet.
What it is
The Sudbury RV Awning Protectant Spray is a 32 oz spray from the maker Sudbury. It comes as a solvent-based liquid that you apply to the fabric. It is meant for RV awnings and patio furniture, and for similar water-safe fabrics.
How to use it
- Start with a clean surface that is fully dry before you apply.
- Test a small, hidden spot first if the fabric is delicate.
- Use overlapping passes. A roller, a solvent sprayer or a paint brush all work, until the fabric is wet all over.
- Next, work the treated spot with a brush that is medium to soft, or a lint-free cloth.
- Wipe away any extra product.
- Wait 24 hours after treating before the fabric gets wet.
What else the job needs
Good to have on hand: a lint-free cloth or a brush, for the step that works the spray in. Pairs well with a paint brush, a roller or a sprayer for putting the product on.