Anyone seen anything that can be used to waterproof/protect fabric. around here. In the US I use Scotch Guard but I just get blank stares at Edison, HomeMart,etc

Thanks..

Naga oil?

Edited February 10, 201214 yr by sceadugenga

3m have a facebook page, they should be able to direct you?

http://www.facebook.com/3MThailand

Home-Pro has it, at least here in Samui. It's in a spray can, strange shaped can and expensive.

I was looking at sofas the other day and wondered the same thing.

appears we are not the first to go on this quest......

It is a couple of years ago, but I suggest you retrace this guy's steps.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/356874-scotchgard/

Why would you need to waterproof a sofa Paul?

Thinking of buying the kids a puppy?

Why would you need to waterproof a sofa Paul?

Thinking of buying the kids a puppy?

I was going to invite you around for a tea mate and I know you are getting on a bit and thought it wise to take precautions.

I was looking at sofas the other day and wondered the same thing.

appears we are not the first to go on this quest......

It is a couple of years ago, but I suggest you retrace this guy's steps.

http://www.thaivisa....874-scotchgard/

Already did. Thanks anyway.

Why would you need to waterproof a sofa Paul?

Thinking of buying the kids a puppy?

I was going to invite you around for a tea mate and I know you are getting on a bit and thought it wise to take precautions.

I wondered why I was always made to sit outside.

Why would you need to waterproof a sofa Paul?

Thinking of buying the kids a puppy?

I was going to invite you around for a tea mate and I know you are getting on a bit and thought it wise to take precautions.

I wondered why I was always made to sit outside.

Ha ha I thought like me you found the view pleasing......

Well it took awhile, but 3M Facebook says

"You can buy 3M Scotchguard at Kad Suan Kaew, Chiang Mai."

not sure about in thailand but in usa you can almost always find some waterproofing products where they sell tents and camping gear.....

not sure about in thailand but in usa you can almost always find some waterproofing products where they sell tents and camping gear.....

Please give me the name of a shop in Thailand that sells tents and camping gear!

not sure about in thailand but in usa you can almost always find some waterproofing products where they sell tents and camping gear.....

Please give me the name of a shop in Thailand that sells tents and camping gear!

There is a pretty big display of tents and camping gear near the carpark at the bottom of the escalator coming down from robinsons iin central plaza..no idea if they have it but might be worth checking.

not sure about in thailand but in usa you can almost always find some waterproofing products where they sell tents and camping gear.....

Please give me the name of a shop in Thailand that sells tents and camping gear!

There is a pretty big display of tents and camping gear near the carpark at the bottom of the escalator coming down from robinsons iin central plaza..no idea if they have it but might be worth checking.

Here in Chiangrai?

not sure about in thailand but in usa you can almost always find some waterproofing products where they sell tents and camping gear.....

Please give me the name of a shop in Thailand that sells tents and camping gear!

There is a pretty big display of tents and camping gear near the carpark at the bottom of the escalator coming down from robinsons iin central plaza..no idea if they have it but might be worth checking.

Here in Chiangrai?

yes central plaza chiang rai...far end of robinsons away from rest of the mall at the back escalators on the ground floor right where the glass doors open into the covered parking lot....has been there for a while unless they closed it up...had a bunch of tents set up and backpacks and looked like lot of camping stuff but i didn't really check in much detail...most places in usa that sell tents always have some waterproofing spray stuff also...again not sure re CR but maybe worth a look...

I was looking at sofas the other day and wondered the same thing.

appears we are not the first to go on this quest......

It is a couple of years ago, but I suggest you retrace this guy's steps.

http://www.thaivisa....874-scotchgard/

Already did. Thanks anyway.

One could always do it Thai style and leave the plastic on the sofa or chair when it is delivered. Then again one could stop it at the source by trying an adult diaper.

Edited February 14, 201214 yr by villagefarang

We have sheets on ours because the dog considers the sofa and chairs his personal domain.

There's always a dispute over who gets the one directly in front of the TV.

Just in case some one needs to know. Found my Scotchgard at Central Department store, automotive dept., in Kad Suan Kaew CM. 330Bt?

WOW That is not cheap!!!! 330 baht. (sorry, maybe a gal can?)

Edited March 7, 201214 yr by rmacdon61

WOW That is not cheap!!!! 330 baht. (sorry, maybe a gal can?)

Don't you just love import taxes.

Just in case some one needs to know. Found my Scotchgard at Central Department store, automotive dept., in Kad Suan Kaew CM. 330Bt?

Whoops! the price was 256bt not 330 as above.

I was looking at sofas the other day and wondered the same thing.

appears we are not the first to go on this quest......

It is a couple of years ago, but I suggest you retrace this guy's steps.

http://www.thaivisa....874-scotchgard/

Already did. Thanks anyway.

One could always do it Thai style and leave the plastic on the sofa or chair when it is delivered. Then again one could stop it at the source by trying an adult diaper.

We bought a new car, I saw they had forgot to take the plastic film off the chrome, I mean all the chrome, inside and out. I committed a serious error by starting to take it off!!!! You would have thought I took a dump in the back seat!!! My new office chair, as I type this, has plastic over it. I fought vigorously and was allowed to remove it from the seat and only the seat.

Can tell VF has been here a while

I was looking at sofas the other day and wondered the same thing.

appears we are not the first to go on this quest......

It is a couple of years ago, but I suggest you retrace this guy's steps.

http://www.thaivisa....874-scotchgard/

Already did. Thanks anyway.

One could always do it Thai style and leave the plastic on the sofa or chair when it is delivered. Then again one could stop it at the source by trying an adult diaper.

We bought a new car, I saw they had forgot to take the plastic film off the chrome, I mean all the chrome, inside and out. I committed a serious error by starting to take it off!!!! You would have thought I took a dump in the back seat!!! My new office chair, as I type this, has plastic over it. I fought vigorously and was allowed to remove it from the seat and only the seat.

Can tell VF has been here a while

Lucky you didn't make the cardinal sin of removing the fuel consumption sticker!

I took the power usage sticker off our fridge and nearly had to send it back and get a replacement.

We have the "Mattress Tag" Police in Canada. Have to be cautious about those tags!!!!

Just in case some one needs to know. Found my Scotchgard at Central Department store, automotive dept., in Kad Suan Kaew CM. 330Bt?

Whoops! the price was 256bt not 330 as above.

Whoops again. Turns out the real price was 320 and I accidentally got a discount. Also I checked US prices and it's actually about the same. Go figure. No big deal... but to be accurate.