is fabric water and/or stain resistant?
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Yes as far as i have found the water runs off the cushion in droplets, and stains so far have done the same thing with a quick rub of a damp cloth. There must be a weatherproof/spillproof coating on the cushion already..
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Most manmade fibers such as polyester and acrylic and nylon are very stain-resistant, and if these brushes use a water-based stain (which I assume they do since other reviews have said that they will bleed if used next to damp acrylic paint), the chances of them adhering to polyester seem pretty low. In fact, the ONLY dye which will affect polyester is what is called a "disperse dye". This is not it.
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This is a heavy weight fabric. I made table runners out of it. I do not know if it is water resistant.
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I can't say the surface is stainproof but we have occasionally spilled drops of food and liquids which wipe up easily. If anything, I would say liquids left on the surface for an extended period of time would cause water damage. I use coasters.
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If I understand the question, you are asking about clothing to leather staining. The dyes from non color fast fabrics might bleed or run onto leather when damp. Scotchgard may help, but if the chemicals used interact with the water repellant, stains would still occur. The best advice I can give is to try to recreate the circumstances where this has been a problem for you and find out how this product will work for you. Good luck!
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This product may work....not sure. I used color remover RIT due to a burgundy fabric bleed and it worked great. It is a stain removal issue...not actually a color problem. Also I did use a stovetop hot water method which made a difference for my problem. It may be a question for a reputable dry cleaner to see what they can do. Or google....possibly white vinegar or some other natural method may work because of silk being natural fiber. Depends on the quality of fabric and how long the stain has been there.
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I haven't tried it for stain. I only use it for bug & weed control. Those products are all the consistency of water,and uniformity is not vital.
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The fabric is water proof but you will need to "seal" the seams. There are also a lot of "pinholes" in the fabric ( at least the one I purchased) which will need to be sealed.
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There is no mention of "Stain Shield" stain resistant plastic on the box. It only says "Made in USA of Global Components." Judging from the reviews, only the Premier line "resists" stains.
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I've used this in all types of clothes even my carpet. I've never had a problem. If it's a set in stain I pretreat with the oxy gel stick before washing.
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No, we did not have any problems with staining clothes or sheets. It dries quickly and I would wait 2-3 minutes until it dried.
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This is the second of these that has been purchased. My mom had it in her house and then bought a new one and wanted this sink again because she loved it so much. It is best resistant and very deep. As for stains, don't know much about what you're asking.
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This wont stain. Its clear as water. Ive had no trouble with it. Though ill usually throw an old shirt or a sweat shirt on so i wont hqve to worry.
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Yes, you can use our 4x Laundry Detergent on delicate fabrics that are safe to be washed. We have tested on wool, silk, linen, chiffon, and other delicates. It will not bleed colors, nor damage the fibers. Thanks for your question. Sean @ Puracy
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Mattie, I'm not sure if the label includes instructions for water based stain, but I have used water based stain (and over that, wax or polycrylic) several times with no problems. The easiest way I have found to do it is to get all your staining supplies ready, then to apply the conditioner with a saturated chip brush, let it sit for 2-3 minutes, wipe the excess off with a rag, let it dry for 3-5 minutes (to soak in, it won't be dry) and apply the stain. Let it sit according to the directions, reapply as desired, then allow to fully cure and seal however you'd like. For the record, I do highly recommend the conditioner, it really does make a difference in how nicely and evenly the stain applies. Good luck, how this helps!
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I've been using them and find that they don't do that. I prefer these to fabric softener because it just dissolves in the water like the detergent does without any stains whatsoever.
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Don't think so. The material is a dense foam, doesn't abrade or appear likely to stain even if wet. I use mine on some kind of composition material on a folding table. Foam appears pretty non-reactibve.