[richy27]

i am having a real push on stain protection at the moment and am having some sucess i was wondering what you prefered protectant is and what is the best product and most economical to use. and where is the cheapest

regards

Richard

[Joe H]

best

most economic

cheapest

 

[Gary Webber]

Hi Richard,
I'm with Joe on this one, the cheapest most economical & the best don't go together.

Quite a few years back i "lost faith" in a lot of the protectors around and moved away from this side of the business. I had a few problems with taking ages to dry, not really taking to the fibre and limited success across trafficked areas. This was using all the methods of pre-spraying with acidic rinse to help absorb, brushing in etc.

The I had a sample of FIBRERITE and found it to be a good product. I achieved drying times of 1-2 hours (curing times can take up to 72 hours) ther is limited odour and due to the wetting agents, it takes to the fibres really well. I do work for quite a few carpet shops, spraying the carpets on site after fitting and the feedback down the years has been really positive. The lifetime has been a bonus, I have returned to carpets 3-4 years down the line and the protector is working well acorss the traffic lanes.

Best part it's about £44.00 for 5 litres of concentrate and can be diluted all the way down to 4:1 on new carpets. I think it's a question of trying a range of products and seeing what you are happy with regarding results, drying times etc.

Hope it helps!

Gary

[clinton]

Good post

Always in domestic homes its going to be 24 hours to cure with good ventelation

Its just not a case of spraying and getting the money and go :

[jacko]

Hi Gary - Who sells / manufactures Fibrerite?

[Steve_Knight]

Hi Jacko
Its a Texatherm product
Cheers

Steve

[jacko]

Cheers Steve