Nanolex Textile Sealant vs Scotchguard

[ricksterrr]

Anyone have any experience with using these two textile sealant products and which one would be the better product to use?

As far as I understand it, Scotchguard is a silicon-based product, is inferior to the Nanolex but much cheaper at around $10-15 a can.

Nanolex is NOT silicon-based and appears to be a much more effective and durable product. Also it does not have the strong solvent-based smell of the Scotchguard.

In terms of durability would the Nanolex be better than the scotchguard?

[Mrk_Mickey]

Nanolex would definitely be the better option. It will cost a fair amount more to begin with, and as I haven't tested it I'm not sure how long it lasts but I can tell you it will do a much better job than the Scotchguard, enough to make it worth it.

[ricksterrr]

Cheers for that... will certainly buy a bottle of the Nanolex from the folks at carcareproducts once my car arrives and give it a shot.

[Mrk_Mickey]

Be sure to ask them how best to use it also, because you'll get much better results when you use it perfectly

[Dutch77]

Thread revival.

Anyone been using the Nanolex textile treatment on cloth seats? I haven't had cloth for a while and thinking whether it is worth using this to add a little more protection from moisture etc?

[Dutch77]

Anyone?

[carcareproducts]

Anyone?

This link / video should help you out

[Dutch77]

This link / video should help you out

Cheers, indeed it did.

Order placed moments ago to give it a crack.

[KWICKS]

Let is know if it feels like crap to sit on after you treat it.

[Dutch77]

Will do, need the car first (sorted tomorrow). I've read elsewhere that it dries as if not there so I don't expect any issues.. although I'll obviously do a test patch first.