In the product description it reads "Rugged 600 Denier Polyester" however in the pictures it says 300 D Waterproof. Which one 300 or 600 D Grade?
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Hi, I cannot tell the difference between the 300 and 600 D, but I can tell you the quality and durability are excellent so far. I have used mine since December of 2012 and can attest to the quality of this cover. You will not be disappointed. This cover is twice the quality of the cover that came with my boat. Paul
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Because of the cover's light weight I suspect it is 300D. Quality and durability have been excellent in my application. My pontoon is in a open sides boat house subject to many strong wind and rain storms. The cover is in its 17th month of service and is still in excellent shape with no tears or fraying. Pontoon interior is well protected and remains clean. Would buy again.
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I do not think I can include a link here but the WenzelCo website states "Fabric: 600D Polyester canvas".
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One is quilted(padded) which makes it thicker.The other one is thinner fabric it is not padded.They are both waterproof.I have had both for my dog and I prefer the padded one.I prefer the quilted one and it is the best in my opinion .I hope this is helpful.
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I do not have direct experience with the protector, but looking at the respective stat sheets on the two cases, it looks as if the Survivor is held o a more rigorous standard. On the survivor they quote more detail on dust and water resistance as well as a specific military grade drop standard. I hope that helps.
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It's a military grade TPU (Thermoplastic Polyruethane). It's an elastic, transparent plastic that's resistant to grease, oil, abrasion. It's strength and elasticity are what make it so popular. It's used in everything from HUMVEEs to RIB boats (the ones the Navy SEALs use). I'd say,"It's pretty good."
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Each spool says No. 100 on it. Also, I read on another site the following:Metrosene plus with the red label (sometimes black) article #1161 is 100% polyester 100/3. It is a three-ply thread especially suitable for sewing synthetic fibers or blends. It is very strong and has elasticity. Very good for knits as well as for wovens. Use this thread for dressmaking, home dec, crafts. And the box does say 1161 on it.
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Yes. The label says that the waterproof layer is made of a polyester-backed vinyl.
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I do not see where it says "waterproof" it is water resistant however. I hope this helps.
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The tag says 100% Polyester but that's sort of deceiving since lots of things are made of that but are not as nice as these throws. I own 3 of these now. I own several other fleece type throws that I purchased elsewhere but these throws are the best quality I've ever owned. A very high quality fleece.
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Think it said polyester on packaging. It doesn't make noise (crinkling) and is comfortable.
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I ordered 1 grey, 1 sheriff brown, and 2 black. The grey and sheriff brown were 65/35 Poly-cotton rip-stop. The black pairs were heavier and the label said 60/40 cotton/poly - much too hot for my weather. The black pairs had the label numbered F20112001 with a UPC #788029014849 which an online search returned: 60/40 Cotton/Poly Twill, Size Large-Regular. Twill fabric is smooth whereas rip-stop fabric have raised lines forming square grid-work throughout the fabric. I will most likely return the black twill pairs.
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The Rugged 180-gram Teflon® treated polyester fabric is water repellent and resists sun damage.
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Hi About durability. our Vinyl Ester resin (71590) is better. About yelowing, the polyester is probably a bit better.
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Black waterproof material. Not sure what that material would be called? Not quite rubbery. Not thin mesh? Not quite vinyl? But a sturdy rubberyish under bottom? Hope that makes sense since I had to make up a work for you?
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It is nylon . Not real water resistant bc mine will get soaked in the field. It is used military equipment. It is a good deal and has held up with me
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It's water resistant but still a fabric. Our son still wets through his PJs on occasion and it hasn't seemed to wet the mattress, but it is fabric, not plastic like his old one. If you're expecting big messes, waterproof covering may be a good idea, but we didn't want him sleeping on plastic. So far so good on this, and it's sturdy and comfortable.
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This is a mil-spec rating, meaning it is standard flexible (S), single-jacket (J) 300v insulation made from PVC thermoplastic (T), for water-resistant outdoor use (W). Fwiw, this is a very good extension cord; I've used it heavily at max amperage without any issues.