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Dry Guy Waterproofing Spray

Sale price$12.99 Regular price$16.99

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Superior BREATHABLE fabric waterproofing concentrate specifically formulated for horse blankets and pets

SUPERIOR RESULTS ON

Horse blankets, pet clothing, pet protective gear, pet blankets and bedding.

COVERAGE AREA

473.1ml. (16oz) covers 50-60 square feet per bottle.

APPLY INSTRUCTIONS

Protect working surface and lay clean garment flat and zip up all zippers. Hold bottle 15-30 cm / 6-12 inches away from fabric. Apply evenly to outside of fabric. Check carefully to ensure no areas have been missed. Allow to fully dry before use.  Apply a second application for best results.

Covers up to 1-2 large horse blankets 
  • Waterproofing coating for horse blankets and other outdoor fabrics and clothing that does not use PTFE, Teflon or Silicone
  • Does Not Change The Color, Texture or Feel of Your Fabric And Still Allows It To Breathe.
  • Can last a whole year, or longer, before it needs to be re-applied with Proper Maintenance.  
Dry Guy Waterproofing Spray
Dry Guy Waterproofing Spray Sale price$12.99 Regular price$16.99

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