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    Quote Originally Posted by RockyR View Post
    Wouldn't it be 'Scots Gaurd'?
    Why yes, and thank you for not spelling it "Scotsguard" It's 2 words, after all.
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    I did an experiment and Scotch Guarded half of some small swatches of fabric I had in the shop.
    I did Lochcarron Wool in 16oz. I did F&K 13oz. Merino Wool. I did Marton Mills P/V, and I did Acrylic from Stillwater.

    The Wools, and the P/V worked really well. Not so well on the Acrylic.

    I'll see if I can dig up the swatches. If I can't find them I'll do the experiment again and post photos.

    My advice is DO NOT use Scotch Guard on any fabric without testing it on a hidden section or sample swatch first.
    Steve Ashton
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    wow

    Should have known Steve has been there done that.

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    Nice! Thanks Steve! I'm still curious about non-silicone waterproofing sprays...
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    Steve, your tests will be something I will be waiting for. I have a kilt coming that should be primarily for grunge work.
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