4104D Auto Fabric & Carpet Protector, 1 Can, 10 oz.

Purchased on sale so very pleased on price . Product is as advertised . Lasts well too but they suggest you touch up or reapply when you clean the inside a few times a year . Spills will bead up . Further other nasty's will not stick as easy and whipe up easier like chocolate , lipstick , the things that shouldn't but do come in contact with interiors . I suggest buying a few extra cans just store inside at room temp . I like to do the humps between mats . Did the two light coats with a day between and leaving the windows down in the garage overnight . Just as good as paying $250 for fabric protection at the dealer and the time to put it on is when the seats are new , clean and not stained . If you ever eat in your car then this is a must have ..period . You will be happy the first time you spill anything . Even works on the floor carpet but again you will seal in dirt so everything must be as clean as it can get before applying . Otherwise enjoy !

When this arrived, I read the instructions on the can and was hesitant to put this in my new car's interior. However, after deliberation, I carefully followed the instructions. First, I read my manual and inspected the interior fabric. There was no "X" anywhere to be found on the fabric. Second, sprayed a very small area on the bottom inner layer of front passenger seat and rubbed vigorously to test for fabric discoloration. No discoloration! So I sprayed in two coats over the carpets and fabric seats of my vehicle. The smell is overwhelming so I opened the windows, per the instructions. I sprayed the first coat, waited thirty minutes, and then sprayed the second coat. And that basically used up the bottle for my 2015 Subaru Forester. It made a big difference. While there was no noticeable color change, water just beads up and wipes off the seats and carpets. Limited to no absorption of liquid after spraying. So glad I gave it a try! My Subaru dealer had a similar product but wanted several hundred dollars for it. This was $10!

be sure and use this in a well ventilated area! it has a strong petrol smell! it was easy to apply and left no marks on my new car cloths seats and flooring. ( yes i am one of the few who prefers a cloth seat instead of hot sticky leather and leatherette. not a good fit in a hot, humid southwest ) this is a reliable product to use and can be reapplied as needed. be sure and store away from little ones if you have them about.

I always Scotchguard my vehicles carpets. Prevention is better than repair.

When shopping for a new car recently I was looking for a leather or leather-like interior to resist spills and what not due to having a toddler (with another on the way). For the particular model I was looking at, it would have cost me way more than I'd like to spend just to get the seats I wanted because of automatic package upgrades for the vehicle. I looked into a more reasonably priced package (one with cloth seats) to save some cash and decided I'll just have to buy car seat covers. My uncle suggested I just get Scotchgard, and I'm thankful for his suggestion! I still ordered seat covers but they weren't scheduled to come in for some time so I got Scotchgard as a backup just in case any spills happened. And of course, spills did happen and were easy to clean up! I cleaned the spills up pretty quickly after it occurred so I couldn't say how the product performed after the liquid was sitting there, but Scotchgard allowed me enough time to grab a towel and soak it up before it began to settle into the upholstery. It worked so well that I will be looking into Scotchgarding the upholstery in my house! In a home with children, this is a must for your car (if you want to keep your sanity)!

Easy enough to spray on. Make sure you're in a well ventilated area. I don't know what they think "odorless" means. But if you use this in your car, Crack your windows for SEVERAL hours. I also recommend at least 2 coats (not both at the same time). When I did only one coat, it let a stain set in. Took expensive cleaner and about an hours work to get it out. 2 coats seems to be a magic number that does work.

Have used 3M products as fabric protectors for MANY YEARS (decades) and never had a problem (will NEVER consider using anything EXCEPT the 3M- I've seen the messes that cheaper products can do. It is still a good practice to apply a small amount on an area which CANNOT be seen and double check to verify there is no problem with color bleeding with the fabric from the 3M being applied (never had it happen, but there's likely a cheaply died fabric waiting out there to make a liar of that statement- do the check and prevent a disaster. Unless the seat or whatever you are protecting is BRAND NEW, make sure you clean the seal/item THOROUGHLY first. If in doubt, clean it again. If you don't and any stain is left behind, DO NOT apply the 3M Scotchgard as you WILL SEAL in that stain, making it very PERMANENT. Check the seat, carefully; if in doubt, clean it again. Normally a clean cotton towel, with just plain tap water will do the job; going to alcohol or other fabric cleaners ONLY if needed to removed a special stain. AGAIN IF YOU APPLY 3M SCOTCHGARD OVER A STAIN,, that STAIN IS LIKELY THERE FOR LIFE. Surface Prep is HALF the job. Applying the 3M is the other half. Always apply in a minimum of a 50% or less overlapping pattern, and done in two separate applications, allowing to dry the minimum recommended by 3M between coats. A day is always good, unless it still feels damp to the touch. Two or Three coats is better than ONE HEAVY application; as only so much will sink in per application in that fabric. Two coats. First coat is done NORTH-SOUTH, using the minimum 50% overlapping spray pattern, going from top to bottom of the seat or whatever is being protected (In my case, car seats in convertible sports car) .. Second coat- applied going in EAST -WEST direction, purpose being to maximize coverage to ensure that all fabric is 100% covered. Have done FOUR coats in the past; however, with just two relatively small bucket seats, TWO cans were used in total. Each can of 3M Scotchgard Fabric protector covering both seats for one coat / application.

Sprayed my car seats and no more stains.