What kind of scotchguard would you use to keep the color from fading with washing?
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I'm not sure Scotchgard would help at all. The key to keep it from fading is the ink. You have to use Pigment Ink. Here is a Link to the Pigment based Cartridges you can get. http://laserinkjetlabels.com/pigment-based-inkjet-cartridges.asp
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Before using it I sprayed it thoroughly with Scotch guard fabric protector, available at Amazon. Have been using it in my kitchen for 3 months and as of yet no stains at all. If it gets anything on it I just wipe it off . Scotch guard works great. I applied it to the chair outdoors of course and let it dry for about an hour.
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If you're wearing really dark wash raw denim, it's going to transfer regardless. The Scotchgard will make it easier to wash out, however. I've had this problem too.
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I was not impressed with this product on a medium density pile. You may want to consider the original Scotchguard (labeled for upholstery).
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I have the blue version of this this and it is all cloth (polyester). 3M tape or the Command telco strips should work great! Good Luck!!
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It is like canvas. It could probably be treated with something like Scotch Guard, but probably isn't weather resistant as-is.
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Pretreat with a scotch guard. I have not experienced any staining as of yet however, I monitor who and what are around this beautiful yet fragile upholstered chair - It's a great piece of furniture.
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This chair is water resistant, but not stain resistant. You may use Scotchgard if you'd like extra protection.
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I don't have a dishwasher so I usually use scotchbrite on the underside of the blade. A stiff cleaning brush from back to front should work well also.
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Soft microfiber cloth vegetable soap and water. Nothing has stained or scratched them yet. I would use a Lysol disinfectant wipe if necessary
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Rubbing alcohol is a better choice, in my opinion, it's color safe. (I would test an area first.) If that doesn't work, then I would try the bleach pen if the fabric is white.
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Yes, you may scotch guard these with no problem. I see no problem with them cleaning up then if one gets to the spill,stain, etc... right away.
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I have a top loader, however it locks when the water starts. I always put a the detergent in when the clothes are still dry, but I put half the load in, detergent, and then the other half. I haven't had any cases of discoloration and I have still found it to be effective.
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It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but without scotch guarding it may keep a small stain. It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but... » Read More It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but without scotch guarding it may keep a small stain. « Show Less
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I usually use hot water and Dawn detergent. You could use bleach on the inside but I personally would worry about discoloring the fabric on the outside with bleach
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Silverberg, does the scotchguarding help with stains too? I've been taking my cushions inside every night to help them last longer.
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Any type of NON-fast dry will work. It may shrink a slight bit but not to noticeably. The best would be a uv light cured top coat. Hope this helps.