Can I use this on patio furniture to stop cushions from slipping?
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It's only sticky on one side so I'm not sure it would work well for that particular use.
352702
If it has any special backing, it doesn't work on my leather sofa. It slips constantly.
1644927
I guess I would say yes. My patio furniture didn't fade while underneath it during the fall and winter in western PA
561166
Yes they will slip if you only use a few. The more you use the less they slip. Also anchoring the corners with weights or furniture is helpful.
890746
We recommend using 303 Patio Furniture Protectant. 303 Patio Furniture Protectant
577789
Should work if the fading is because of water - not sure if it helps with UV fading from sunlight. I have used it on a backpack and it works well as a water proofing. However, there is a lingering vinegar smell that takes about a week to dissipate, so you will need to time the application to a time when you have 7 - 10 days where you won't need the cushions.
1923506
I havent tried it. When not in use i put them in plastic in garage. So my cushions still look new. I dont leave them out in the elements. Our seating area has overhang. The furniture itself is very lightweight. Moves easily when you sit down. Worldmarket etc has heavier more substancial.
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I think you can especially if you have a deck. The only downside I have had is that you can see the roller marks on my concrete patio but other than that it turned out great and isn't uncomfortable to walk on. I was lucky and had temps in the 80's and low humidity and it seemed to cure real fast as I was able to walk on it only after a few hours and if you furniture isn't real heavy you may be able to get away with it after a few days.
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We don't use it for slippage. My dog loves to chase his ball and our dog park is gravel so his pads get shredded. We use it to moisturize and heal. Just don't wear a nice shirt when applying in case the paws touch your shirt, its a little greasy.
684781
I used this cushion on a wicker couch an it did slide around a bit because it has to ties.
1639585
yes this would work but you can just get adhesive backed felt or rubber pads sold at hardware stores like ACE for placing on the bottom of chair legs,tables,etc.
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This slipcover is not water-proof/repellant. I would not trust it to protect your furniture from liquids - bodily or otherwise. It is bascially meant to keep pet hair and odor off of your furniture. Hope this helps.
207573
well on my patio cushions it worked when first spray it on you need to wear gloves as its sticky plus the material darkens a little till it dryed then i t's back to normal colour also cover the ground for over spray if you over spray on product wipe with a damp sponge .
1942005
I think i would use felt pads instead. These are about 2 inches square and have a place for a wheel. I don't think they would be practical for sliding dining chairs in and out.
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Not sure but I would think it would be great for any outdoor furniture to repel water. I would stick to a fabric guard product for rugs such as Scotch Guard.
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The pillows are loose, no bottom gripper or tie on. It works on my outdoor chair and doesn't slide because it fits snuggly inside chair frame. If you don't have sides on your kitchen chairs, they will slide on a slick surface. It's lovely, easy to clean fabric.
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Yes, rain will come through as this is a woven fabric. I have hanging plants on my pergola. Our patio furniture doesn't have cushions. We will replace this next season with the same product...first must get one more hurricane season out of it. Hope this helps.