Cleaned a 20 year old chair today

Ted I had a chair like that once, but can't remember if was twenty years of soil, or it took 20 years to clean it!

Ladies & Gentlemen,

3M Scotchguard is a very serious branded name that clarifies what you are saying instantly. Who has never heard of Scotchguard or Coca-Cola? It is the king and is the best in my opinion. It is the yard stick that all protectors are compared to.

When you mention Teflon to me I think of a frying pan. Now any time I hear cleaners speak of guard (Fibre Guard, Fiber Shield, etc...) they always end the sentence with Scotchguard because the potential customer will always comprehend that kind of terminology.

Someone once told me never attempt to knock-off a 3M product because by the time you do they are out with one better. How could anyone have the resources to outsmart 3M? Maybe Dupont but then it could be Dupont who makes it for 3M anyways as large companies do trade-offs.

Talk Scotchguard, Spray Scotchguard and profit from Scotchguard.

Now from an environmental point of view can you actually trust what they say? Listen to Jim Darling. Today you need third-party verification.

Why would you want to apply a protection after encapsulation cleaning?

Encapsulation is an interium maintenance system, most contain some teflon or similar polymer that resists resoiling, anything else is duplication.

Encapsulation is an excellant maintenance system, much better than bonnet systems, but it is not a stand alone cleaning system as some would have you believe.

Save your protection application for after you use HWE in your commercial accounts.