No problem im glad it helped

This is the bright side of You Tube :D

No problem👍

No problem and thank you for the kind comment👍

Im sure you could as this is a spray treatment to be applied to damp. I would run it through the rinse cycle twice just to make sure the detergent is completely off of the fabric before application.

😆 🤣 few days later still waiting for it to dry

Yes it a 300ml and I would say it’s good for about 2 jackets with a little left over.

Damp at least acording to the directions.

@@unclebillscamping How long did it hold up?

@@lawrencemclennan3 all the way up to earlier this year. It was still going strong but the liner inside the rain jacket started to fall apart so I donated it. It will pretty much hold up as long as it isn’t washed or exposed to something that will remove the application.

It’s possible but I’ll never try and find out😂

@@unclebillscamping Wanted to provide a little insight here! Standard household detergents (powder or liquid!) leave behind hydrophilic residues that actually ATTRACT water and contribute to a piece of gear wetting out. That is why it is best to use a cleaner like Tech Wash first to clean, because it is fully water based and washes out, just leaving behind a clean piece of gear!!

@@NikwaxNorthAmerica thank you for this informative comment🤙

Thank you

It's a 4:19 length vid...do we need to skip forward and not see what the good man has to say first? Maybe I'm old fashioned lol

@@NICKYVTEC unless of course you would like to learn what jacket he used it for .. he’s spent just over a minute introducing his reason & method .. you advised NOTHING . So..

@@alzmarshall3197 What are you on about? I think I have been misunderstood. Sergio has put a timestamp in which I thought disrespected the video creator, it's not a long video so what's wrong with just watching it all was the point of my comment, hence "do we need to skip forward". Just wow...even the video creator loved your comment that attacks me when I'm defending him and praising him by referring to him as a good man.

@@NICKYVTEC sorry my comment wasn’t meant for you! , was the o/p

@@alzmarshall3197 Sound mate, thought I was going mad. Looks like we're on the same page lol

A lot of it varies on usage and how much you need to clean the garment. For me I only need to reapply it once in the cuff area as a precaution after cleaning that area late last year. Unfortunately for me the lining of the jacket started to fall apart before the dwr treatment wore off.

I have never tried the wash in. I have heard it can leave a strange residue in the washer

@@unclebillscamping I didn't experience that, but the NIKWAX wash-in sure didn't work. I'm going to try the Grangers Performance Repel Plus spray on. I know you tested it, but I'm going to try putting my jacket in the dryer to se if that helps.

Yes it lasted until the end of 2022 It’s probably still fine but the liner on the inside fell apart so I had to replace it.

@@unclebillscamping wow amazing result! Thanks so much for responding also.

@@ABLYamimash3 your welcome and thank you for watching👍

any update?

@@music-ve1gx you definitely have to dampen it. Running it in the dryer after helped. It’s still not as repellent as it should be.

@@MrPdubs01 thanks!

How..

I have used it only on nylon but if the jacket you are wanting to treat was at one time weatherproof or water resistant then i can see no reason why it wouldn't work.

Wow, that is very unfortunate. I’m sorry you had an issue figuring out how to use the spray bottle. If there had been a stream option on the bottle I used I would have mentioned it but after double checking my bottle only has off and on and there is no option for stream only spray.