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Maybe you don’t need a new jacket after all.

Restore your outdoor gear’s water repellency with Granger’s XT Waterproofer. This waterproofing agent comes with an easy-spray container that allows you to renew the water protection on hard shells, soft shells, insulated wear, and sleeping bags. It’s safe to use on both Gore-Tex products and other waterproof breathable fabrics, and each treatment lasts for up to 10 washes.

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Dean Raynes

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After putting some on my snowboard pants of 2 years they are back to repelling and not soaking. I have used one bottle on 3 pieces of clothing and could probably get another piece done on just one bottle by using the spray conservatively.

Suppose one doesn't have a tumble drier...

bruto

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Suppose one doesn't have a tumble drier with heater.

What would work then to "activate" this treatment? Drying in the sun? Using a room heater fan in a small room to raise the temperature to 30C+?
Had poor luck with a previous version of this product (blue bottle), would like to know how to make my softshells repel water again.

David Ong

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Perhaps a hair dryer would work?

5 5

Lovewool

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The best thing about the Granger's is the actual spray bottle. It provides a very generous mist, and you can cover the surface of any item of clothing in fewer sprays than with the stingy Revivex spray. One of my spray triggers did break, but I go through several bottles a year because I frequently reproof my hard and soft shells.

Fluorocarbon DWR treatment is far better than a siliconized proof for clothing.

Wash, spray, and 10 to 15 minutes in the dryer, and I'm done.

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Matt Hart

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so far it hasn't really worked that well on the pants i bought it for. they are old arc'teryx softshells. in fact they are the best softshell backcountry ski pants ever created. but they are old, so they need a bit of freshening up. today my badder leaked on them and this grangers xt waterproofer didn't do very well.

wyo nancy

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Be sure to wash them first. Then, be sure to put them in the dryer after you apply the product. It needs heat to activate.

Will this work on tents? My tent needs...

Alex

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Will this work on tents? My tent needs re-waterproofing. The waterproofing is deteriorating and smells terrible. I need a solution. Will this product work?

Phil Maher

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You first need to deal with the smell. 6:2 water to Lysol hand wash, rinse, completely air or tumble dry on low. Do it again. Better than this or the Nikwax, is McNett's ReviveX.

Lovewool

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Mirazyme.