scotchguard

[JayhawkJumper 0]

I was just wondering if you use the outdoor green can or the fabric red can for jumpsuits and rigs.

Thanks

[Kris 0]

Red. I use it on my rig, but not my jumpsuit.

The best way to clean your jumpsuit is to take it to a carwash (that doesn't use recycled water), hang it up, and spray out the dirt. Don't get too close or you will separate the fibres. I don't care how much dirt or grass stains you have, it will be clean when you're done.

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[JayhawkJumper 0]

I think scotchguard will probably make that cleaning a little easier. I've heard of taking a rig to a carwash but not a jumpsuit. I usually just spray the stains with Shout or Zout and wash on gentle and air dry. A car wash sounds kinda harsh.

[nacmacfeegle 0]

Red Scotchguard fro me....apply a couple of thin coats as opposed to one. Search the forums for Scotchguard for more discussion.

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[MrHixxx 0]

A car wash sounds kinda harsh. ***

A car wash is harsh. I only use it as a last resort when dirt is ingrained in the fabric. Then it is important to keep the sprayer at least 18"+ from the fabric or the pressure will seperate the weave and do damage.

-Hixxx

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