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Bike cover waterproofing
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SNOONE
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I have used a spray on product call renuzit with very good results. You might need 2 bottles to soak the whole cover.
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REBECCAV
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Cool. I have a three year old Dowco that I would to have waterproof again.
What is the renuzit product? Is it designed for waterproofing synthetics? Any idea where I can get some (or a similar product)?
What is the renuzit product? Is it designed for waterproofing synthetics? Any idea where I can get some (or a similar product)?
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dlearl476
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Geza Covers has a little info. I use Tectron. Covers, tents, Textile Suits.
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SNOONE
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Most outdoor stores carry it. Here NY/NJ I've bought it at Campmor and Eastern Mountain Sports and I think I've seen it in the Aerostitch catalog together with all sorts of waterproofing items.
