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Apache

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313 months

Wednesday 10th April 2013
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Can anyone remind me what the preferred option is for this?

Keithyboy

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299 months

Wednesday 10th April 2013
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The Renovo product line. Then whack a coat or two of Fabsil over it as well as a waterproofing agent. biggrin

Apache

Original Poster:

39,731 posts

313 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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K4TRV

1,819 posts

281 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Keithyboy said:
The Renovo product line. Then whack a coat or two of Fabsil over it as well as a waterproofing agent. biggrin
Agree, great stuff.

But.....I have always assumed the Renovo waterproofed it anyway. Fabsil it in 9/12-months??

confused

Trv

Roy C

4,213 posts

313 months

Monday 15th April 2013
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K4TRV said:
I have always assumed the Renovo waterproofed it anyway.
No. Renovo Soft Top Reviver only "re-colours and reconditions" the material. They also make Ultra Proofer to waterproof it after re-colouring, but I always use Fabsil.

Dave_M

5,486 posts

253 months

Monday 15th April 2013
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Roy C said:
K4TRV said:
I have always assumed the Renovo waterproofed it anyway.
No. Renovo Soft Top Reviver only "re-colours and reconditions" the material. They also make Ultra Proofer to waterproof it after re-colouring, but I always use Fabsil.
Yes, I use both these and they seem to work well.

Make sure you coat in one go as if it dries, there may well be a line you can see (e.g. if we ever get another hot day, wait till the day after!).

K4TRV

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281 months

Monday 15th April 2013
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Dave_M said:
Yes, I use both these and they seem to work well.

Make sure you coat in one go as if it dries, there may well be a line you can see (e.g. if we ever get another hot day, wait till the day after!).
Cheers Guys. Thanks for clarifying. Fabsil it is.

Trev