Spray to prevent sun damage and fading on wall quilts
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02-13-2021I thought I had read somewhere that there was a spray you could use for wall hangings/quilts to prevent fading and damage from the sun. Is there such a thing?
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Quilted Dogs , 10-14-2011 10:44 PM
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search Fons & Porters site, ask them or search hereOriginally Posted by raksmum
I thought I had read somewhere that there was a spray you could use for wall hangings/quilts to prevent fading and damage from the sun. Is there such a thing?
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quilterella , 10-15-2011 01:50 AM
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Therre is a product called FarbricGuard and can be purchased at most LQS. Although, I have never tried it, and it is fairly expensive, but, it is made by Johnson&Johnson.
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Flour Sack Mama , 10-15-2011 04:22 AM
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I know I'm a bit conservative on this subject, but I'm more cautious than I used to be about spraying anything like that unless it's absolutely necessary. Science is showing so much more these days about what those ingredients do to us.
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sewmuchmore , 10-15-2011 05:08 AM
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I agree, I eat ride, I am not over weight, exercise did everything you should do. I was told my cancer was from environmental and no cure. But I am cancer free going on 4 yrs. Praise the Lord :POriginally Posted by Flour Sack Mama
I know I'm a bit conservative on this subject, but I'm more cautious than I used to be about spraying anything like that unless it's absolutely necessary. Science is showing so much more these days about what those ingredients do to us.
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sueisallaboutquilts , 10-15-2011 05:18 AM
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What wonderful news!!! Originally Posted by sewmuchmore
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I agree, I eat ride, I am not over weight, exercise did everything you should do. I was told my cancer was from environmental and no cure. But I am cancer free going on 4 yrs. Praise the Lord :P
Originally Posted by Flour Sack Mama
I know I'm a bit conservative on this subject, but I'm more cautious than I used to be about spraying anything like that unless it's absolutely necessary. Science is showing so much more these days about what those ingredients do to us.
I agree though- if you think of the cumulative affect all these things have on us, it's probably not good
But having said this- I jumped on the fact that you could use a product to prevent fading........ hmmmm......
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ghostrider , 10-15-2011 05:56 AM
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Be aware that all these products are made for things like tents, awnings, boat covers, deck furniture, convertible tops, and the like. The best rated is SunArmor UV Protection, a British product. http://sunarmor.co.uk/ Personally, I wouldn't ever spray it on my wall quilts, but I don't hang them in the sun either.
