[Doug Holloway]

Hi Guys

I have over 600 chairs to protect and am toying between Craftex and Prochem.

Which one would you recommend or is there a better alternative?

Cheers

Doug

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I've got some Craftex in the garage it's a bit sticky IMO I think Prochem fabric seal is a better product, don't forget about Kev Lombes when he didn't some solvent protecting without a mask and was off work for a few days.

Shaun

[clinton]

Same here shaun when i have done some protecting i have always used procjem.dont do much mind.

Didnt know kev was ill from the protector.

[colin fitch]

Whats the fabric/ fibre content?
New /old?

colin.

[Mike Halliday]

why a solvent protector?

I'm a big lover of Craftex waterbased concentrate protector, it does a good job and it the most economical I've found.

[Nigel_W]

Doug,

I have found protectnano from Solutions  to be suitable for many dry clean only fabrics. I usually do 2 x fine mist coats. I haven't touched solvent based protector for years. The smell is bad news for anyone in the vicinity.

Nigel
www.designcare.co.uk

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I agree Nigel, I'm not sure Doug will go for Nano  if you are looking for a branded protector Prochem do some decent ones but Chemspec do some stonkers.

Shaun

[clive ware]

Sorry Shaun-does that mean they`re good or bad?

[Doug Holloway]

Hi Guys

Thanks for the replies.

I need solvent because i did a trial and they much preferred the solvent based one.

They are taking the chairs to a loading bay  so I will have a well ventillated area as it has open grill doors.

Cheers

Doug

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Doug you still need a mask, I've seen your face and it scares people

Clive Nano is very good.

Shaun

[expro]

Doug, it's Prochem Fabric Seal for me. 

All the best
Expro