Canvas treatment

TAGLARRY wrote:

buta4 wrote:
'Canvak', available at Cabelas stores. Used on canvas tents,works great.

I wouldn't use Canvak on a trailer. It does work great on canvas tents.

I don't see why not, if it's real canvas. Canvas is canvas as long as it's made of cotton. Helps control mold and mildew too.

Whwheat6575 wrote:
What is a good canvas treatment/sealant to use on pop up trailers?

I would contact the manufacturer before applying any sealant.

buta4 wrote:
'Canvak', available at Cabelas stores. Used on canvas tents,works great.

I wouldn't use Canvak on a trailer. It does work great on canvas tents.

West Marine All Fabric Waterproofing. Comes in a gallon. Use with a small pressurized sprayer.

'Canvak', available at Cabelas stores. Used on canvas tents,works great.

I've had a couple of convertibles with real canvas tops, and the 303 fabric guard was by far the best treatment I used on them. Seemed to last longer than any other, and didn't affect the way the fabric looked at all. Beware of waterproofing treatments that have silicone in them.

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Or Scotch Guard. Make sure it's a spray product.
Brian

Almost no one uses real "canvas". It is usually some kind of vinyl coated cloth.
303 Aerospace Protectant

OR

303 Fabric Guard