Will this work on white canvas Vans to repel stains?
878082
It will help protect it but the fabric will still stain. It helps but doesn't not fully protect. Make sure you spray down throughly.
878083
I have never used it on this material, but everything I have used it on did not change color or change the shade of the material. It stayed the same and the waterproofing was great. Have used it on several different colors and materials. Very pleased.
768400
I never used it on Vinyl seats but it removed some nasty stuff on the plastics in my van.
579951
It will on some but you have to be careful because there are two types of plastic. The 1st type is the color is molded in the color right into the plastic and that's no problem. The second is the plastic is dyed the interior color and that you have to be careful cause the Novus will take the dye right off. So try it on a piece that is out of the way so if the dye comessage off it's in a spot you won't see. And the stuff works great on clear plastic like the dasH cluster. Good luck! Big Steve
897847
I used it on large traffic area on my carpeted entryway. I lightly spray the area, then with a warm damp bath towel I wipe the area then flip the towel and go over again. Works good. It's also handy as a clothes stain remover like a "Tide Stick". Last week I got chocolate syrup on a white Polo shirt. Gave a quick shot on it, waited 30 seconds, then blotted with a warm damp washcloth. Not even a hint of the stain remained. Literally 3 times more effective than Spot-Shot.
1073254
Sure, however be aware that it will tint the fabric slightly white, so use a small test area first.
1633193
I have not tried this so not sure. I think it will but this is a guess based on my experience with other types of hard to remove stains.
289749
Hello. Well I use it on my toyota pearl blizzard white and for more that you poliah or wax a white car you will never get it to look like a polish black car. But of course it does protects it and helps to maintain it clean. Because it repels water very well.
1759841
I am using it on white aneline leather. It's working well with no discoloration problems.
1026781
Yes. But you couldn't get crazy and expect it to protect against real serious damage. You probably would need to take old off and reapply after. I am considering color matched line-x to the underside of our odyssey van as it is very low and prone to scraping on curbs.
1943102
Yes you can, I used it on a pair of white slip on canvas sneakers that have white rubber soles and it worked great!
179710
There's a product called "Goof Off" Graffiti remover. It works well to remove the 3M urethane at least within the first 30 minutes or so. On canvas it would probably get it off mostly, but might still leave a little. Works great for getting it off of a vehicle or window.
441208
I think it is worth a try - it will not effect the fabric. You may have to follow up with an oder remover, like Fabreze for cars, but this product does get rid of the odors associated with the stain.
425433
Well, it doesn't work at all unless you use it, i.e. husband. I am not sure how to answer you question, does it work on vans. It looks wide in the picture but cannot fit a boot well. We do not have it screwed down to the porch so it moves all over the place while trying to use. It really needs to be held still in order to scrape. Hope this helps.
481122
Great cleaner when nothing else works. I never used it in cloth but would try it only on something white. I believe it would remove color.
431767
It prevents stains on my Venza with very light gray cloth seats, I think it should work with leather. The backing is rubberized does not stain the cloth and does not move around, liquid does not seep thru, good coverage for wide seats, works great for dogs. very quick and easy to put on and take off. Not the prettiest, very basic but does it's job fine.
507146
Sure you can use it on a white car, or any color car. What I use it for is for removing tree sap, bugs, bird droppings, etc. that wind up getting on the car in between thorough cleaning and detailing.
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I haven't used it on either of these. Roof-liner material sounds like it would asphalt based so I doubt it would remove that type of stain. You can only try! If the milk stain smells bad and it's the smell you want to remove, I would recommend a product called OdorXit and getting that right down to the pad. Then, after it all dries, try the Get Serious to remove the stain.