303 High Tech Fabric Guard

Catalog Item # 11461

303® Fabric Guard is the only product recommended by and for Sunbrella, as well as other fabric manufacturers to restore lost water repellency to fabrics.

Resist water, even when you’re on the water. 303 Fabric Guard creates a powerful shield to greatly increase water and stain repellency, protecting against both oil and water based stains. Spray it on fabric seats, boat covers, awnings, Dacron sails, etc. Keep all your favorite fabrics crisp and clean for years to come. Protects cushions/pillows, drapes and umbrellas from the outdoor elements, seals seams.

  • Restores lost water repellency to factory new levels
  • Keeps fabric dry
  • Provides strong resistance against both oil and water based stains
  • Does not alter fabric color, feel, flammability or breathability
  • Made in the U.S.A.

    Usage Directions: Use only on newly, cleaned, dry fabrics. For best results, treat fabrics in warm weather, of at least 70 degrees or warmer. In a well-ventilated area, spray 303 Fabric Guard on fabric until damp, overlapping in a crisscross pattern. Do not saturate. Let dry for 6-12 hours in a clean, dry environment before using or storing. Treated material must be protected from rain/dew until completely cured. If these steps are performed correctly, the material will be water repellent at this point. 303 Fabric Guard will need reapplication depending on fabric exposure to sunlight and weather conditions; pour water on fabric to determine need to retreat fabric. Coverage: 75-100 square feet (7-9.3 m²) per 16 fl. ounce (473 ml) on lightweight fabrics; 40-75 square feet (3.7-7 m²) on heavier fabrics depending on material and application method.

    • Technical Specifications

    Less than 1 lb.

    by cindy – June 01, 2015
    Answer the Question
    Yes, 303 Fabric Guard can be used on canvas material such as you describe.
    by Camping World – June 02, 2015
    by Sue – May 20, 2015
    Answer the Question
    This product has a water repellent formula and at this time the only protectant in our inventory that adds water repellency to fabric.
    by Camping World – October 02, 2015
    by Jules – October 13, 2013
    Answer the Question
    This is not recommended for non-porous materials such as vinyl. For vinyl awnings, see the Aerospace protectant (item 10047)
    by Camping World – October 14, 2013

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