Scotchgard Fabric Water Shield 10 oz (283ml), 1 can/pack | Repels Spills | Blocks stains | Ideal for Couches, Pillows, Shoes | Long Lasting Protection | Dries quickly and odorless

Good product 👌🏻

I used this whole bottle on my beige carpet and does not work at all. In one day the whole carpet got dirty.

I have been using this product for years. Spray it twice a year on your upholstery and it will basically repell liquid stains from all your fabrics. It has a strong smell that subsides after a few hours in a ventilated room. Very good quality and reliable product. Five stars

100% GENUINE PRODUCT AS DESCRIBED. WHEN SPRAYING MAKE SURE NOT TO OVER SPRAY AND WAIT FOR 15-30 mins REPEAT 2-3 TIMES. 1 star deducted as not effective against dirt smudges etc.

Good to protect your sofa but ut smelly so ,better to spray it while going outside the room and keep it for sometime

I really cant see it working as advertised. Ive had spills and stains and every time ive had to use something like soap and scrub even after applying 2 coats. First ive always tried to wipe with a damp cloth and yet nothing.

Not recomend, i spray on 1 sofa all apartment smell of spray today is 4th day everything in apartment dry furit , even all milk box till today in tea spray smell, its unbleavavle but its true. Spray is good suggestion dont spray it inside home, spray it outside home after few hours bring it inside home

it's working as expected

We have a 3 seater sofa with a light coloured fabric upholstery and were concerned that it would get dirty soon and hence decided to buy a can of the 3M fabric protector. Once the product arrived, I decided to apply the spray on the sofa. One has to cover all non-sprayable parts of the sofa (for example wooden armrests and legs) etc, as the spray can leave stains on them that are difficult to remove. I generously applied multiple coatings of the spray and left the same to dry. Initially, the fabric felt a bit rough, but after using the sofa for a couple of days, the texture of the fabric seemed to be back to normal. Some months later, I was having packing a container of fish curry and used the sofa to hold it. Unfortunately, I managed to spill a significant amount of the gravy on to the sofa and the cushions. I was able to immediately open the cushion cover, but the only thing I could do with the sofa was to wipe it with a damp cloth. Once it dried, we found absolutely no signs of the spilled curry. Hats off the 3M fabric protector!

I bought this product for the first time after coming across a lady on YouTube recommending it. I used it on my canvas bag and fabric sofa; and I am glad I did. Some hot chocolate accidentally spilled onto my sofa recently and I was able to clean it off more easily than I imagine if I hadn’t applied this product. A good product.

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I was very curious as to what sort of results to expect from this product (bought it for our white sofa since the retailer's "protection plan" was a joke), so I decided to do a little experiment and apply red wine to a treated and untreated portion of material (photos added for you to see). The spill on the Scotchgarded portion beaded up while the unprotected portion soaked the wine up right away. I let it sit for a few minutes and eventually the wine did absorb into the material. When I tried to remove the stain from both sections (using only water), the red wine actually came out of the treated side while the untreated side appeared to be stained. The results were very impressive! I'm on the "what else can I apply this to?" bandwagon now. Amount needed - I treated an extra large sofa and a small fully upholstered chair with two coats each and used 4.5 cans (10 oz size). Found that using painters tape to mark the untreated areas helped me remember where I had or had not spayed since I couldn't really see a significant change in the fabric's appearance and when I would look away to open my second can of Scotchgard I would lose my place. Smell. If you've ever stepped into a small nail salon that applies acrylic nails, that's about what this stuff smells like to me. Since I currently live in a high rise, I was concerned about the ventilation requirements since I can only open a patio door and crack a window. I applied one coat to my sofa, got caught up on a phone call and didn't leave the room, causing a slight headache (totally my fault). When it came time for the second coat, I was sure to go to a different room after spraying the item and had no issues whatsoever. Just sharing my mistake in case anyone else without outdoor space is thinking of using this product - it's very possible and very much worth doing, but just be sure to leave the area until the odor dissipates.