Fabric protection help

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Tex Star Detail

Formerly TexasTB
Looking at picking up a job for adding fabric protection on 50 Lounge chairs, 11 ottomans, 9 sofas, and roughly 12 cushions about 48 inches wide.

I need some bulk fabric protector. Not cheapy crap. I was thinking of a few cases of Stoners Fabrotex, which is what I use now. That or 3M. Just buyuing in the can will be pricey. Have never needed to buy a large amount before.

So any suggestions??? I need to get a quote in asap, but the chemical price is holding me up.

Thanks
 
Have you looked into 303 Fabric Guard at all? It's available in a gallon size for a pretty reasonable cost ($0.70 per ounce was the cheapest I could find -- look on Amazon). I've been using the product for years and it is good quality stuff.
 
I use Guardsman around the house and in my cars.

It's something AF may wish to investigate. It's well respected and affordable.
 
Does the 303 have a bad odor? The cheaper stuff seems to always smell like alcohol.

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mrclean81 said:
It smells just like rubbing alcohol and it takes forever to air the car out enough to give it back to the customer.

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Oh. What about using it on a personal car? 303 is just a little pricey for as little as I would use it.
 
Iomcamaro said:
Oh. What about using it on a personal car? 303 is just a little pricey for as little as I would use it.
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Yeah you'd be fine. It works great but I don't like using it on customers cars just because of the smell. If you don't mind that, its great

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Not trying to thread jack- but- How well does fabric protection stuff actually work? I'm thinking of treating my girlfriends interior with something as its a very light tan color (everything from the dash down is light tan) and the Michigan winters are going to make that carpet hell to clean I'm sure.
 
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