Where to buy???
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Joined: 05-09-2006
Posts: 6,805
From: "Upland" Mesa, Arizona
Not sure what you mean!!! A different kind, no. A second rattle can...won't hurt.
Wal-mart, as you suggested, has it. Has 2 types...upholstery/material and carpet. Was told the carpet stuff, is a little higher concentrate. The spray rattle cans are the same size.
Again, go look at the cans and read the instructions. From that you can make some decisions. But, I THINK, to do the front and back seats properly, it will take 2 cans.
Oh, and around here, it runs about $8-9 a can.
Wal-mart, as you suggested, has it. Has 2 types...upholstery/material and carpet. Was told the carpet stuff, is a little higher concentrate. The spray rattle cans are the same size.
Again, go look at the cans and read the instructions. From that you can make some decisions. But, I THINK, to do the front and back seats properly, it will take 2 cans.
Oh, and around here, it runs about $8-9 a can.
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Joined: 02-10-2007
Posts: 2,727
From: LBC Ohio
Not sure what you mean!!! A different kind, no. A second rattle can...won't hurt.
Wal-mart, as you suggested, has it. Has 2 types...upholstery/material and carpet. Was told the carpet stuff, is a little higher concentrate. The spray rattle cans are the same size.
Again, go look at the cans and read the instructions. From that you can make some decisions. But, I THINK, to do the front and back seats properly, it will take 2 cans.
Oh, and around here, it runs about $8-9 a can.
Wal-mart, as you suggested, has it. Has 2 types...upholstery/material and carpet. Was told the carpet stuff, is a little higher concentrate. The spray rattle cans are the same size.
Again, go look at the cans and read the instructions. From that you can make some decisions. But, I THINK, to do the front and back seats properly, it will take 2 cans.
Oh, and around here, it runs about $8-9 a can.
what i mean is there a can that i have to buy just for the carpet or is it universal?
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Joined: 08-20-2006
Posts: 21,640
From: Hillsdale, Michigan
Not sure but I think Snoopy means that the carpet version (compared to the upholstery version) has more concentration of scotchguard and would be a good choice to use on everything? Not sure, but my guess. Snoopy?
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Joined: 05-09-2006
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From: "Upland" Mesa, Arizona
Hillsdale is correct in his explanation of my explanation
Just think of it as 2 grades of Scotchguard..one for light material (upholstery) one for heavy material (carpeting). I had used the carpeting Scotchguard for all my cars with upholstery because I was told by a company rep. that product had more of the stain repellant in it vs the upholstery can. The rest of the ingredients are propellants and carriers.
Just think of it as 2 grades of Scotchguard..one for light material (upholstery) one for heavy material (carpeting). I had used the carpeting Scotchguard for all my cars with upholstery because I was told by a company rep. that product had more of the stain repellant in it vs the upholstery can. The rest of the ingredients are propellants and carriers.
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Joined: 02-10-2007
Posts: 2,727
From: LBC Ohio
Hillsdale is correct in his explanation of my explanation
Just think of it as 2 grades of Scotchguard..one for light material (upholstery) one for heavy material (carpeting). I had used the carpeting Scotchguard for all my cars with upholstery because I was told by a company rep. that product had more of the stain repellant in it vs the upholstery can. The rest of the ingredients are propellants and carriers.
Just think of it as 2 grades of Scotchguard..one for light material (upholstery) one for heavy material (carpeting). I had used the carpeting Scotchguard for all my cars with upholstery because I was told by a company rep. that product had more of the stain repellant in it vs the upholstery can. The rest of the ingredients are propellants and carriers.
