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Revivex Durable Water Repellent Spray
Gear Aid
Revivex Durable Water Repellent Spray
$14.95
Description

　　Breathable DWR waterproofing; non-aerosol with air-powered continuous spray

　　Make raingear shed water like new again with Revivex Durable Water Repellent Spray. Gear Aid's best-performing waterproofing spray, Revivex Durable Water Repellent is a breathable DWR that repels water, oil, and stains. It’s ideal for use on raingear, tents, and nylon jackets, pants, waders, and gloves. You can either restore the DWR treatment on waterproof-breathable garments, like eVent, NeoShell, and GORE-TEX jackets, or add DWR to gear that isn’t pre-treated, like down jackets. The continuous, air-powered sprayer dispenses every last drop in a wide, even application, and can even be sprayed upside down.

　　Please note, this item must ship ground because it is a pressurized canister. We cannot ship this item to Hawaii.

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Description
Brand Name:
Gear Aid
Volume:
10.5 fl. oz.
Made In:
USA
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
36221
UPC:
021563362213
Other Features:
• High-performance DWR is breathable, PFOA-free, and repels water, oil, and stains
• Ideal for use on raingear, tents, and nylon jackets, pants, waders, and gloves; re-treat an entire jacket, or target high-wear areas mid-season
• Restore DWR on waterproof-breathable garments, like eVent®, NeoShell®, and GORE-TEX® jackets; treats up to 4 jackets or one rainfly for a 4-person tent
• Continuous, air-powered sprayer dispenses every last drop and is easy to use; no trigger pumping required, just press and hold to cast a wide, even application
• Apply to a clean wet or dry item, and tumble dry or air dry
• Non-aerosol bottle is better for the environment and can be easily recycled
• Made in USA
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