could it be used on outdoor cushions for chairs, loungers etc, so cushions could be made with cheaper fabric and then waterproofed
1085728
I would not recommend it. The product, if applied heavily can remain "tacky" and would pick up dirt easily if used in that manner.
192539
I applied it to fabric and the fabric became stiff as a board - I would not recommend it for patio covers.
863286
The infomercials showed it being used outdoors, however, I have never tried it myself. I would think so, the stuff is like cement when it hardens.
624134
UV rays from the sun will deteriorate the fabric for sure and I would imagine that it would saturate with water if rained on, so I would say no. Maybe under an awning or in a garage, but not directly in the elements. I don't think it would hold up very long outside with no protection.
7915
I don't think so. I used it on a light tan cushion and it did not cover well.
2005762
Yes it can be used outdoors. The skin is thick and so is the padding. You could probably lay it on gravel and be alright. The covering seems like it would repel water. You could probably leave it out in the rain and it'd be ok with a towel drying. Can't say how it'd hold up if you left it outside in the elements 24/7 though.
79930
I don't think so. There are cushions made with Sunbrella that would be better.
969831
I'm reading what's on the label. It's an Easy Liner with select grip top and bottom. It cushions and protects, AND it's machine washable! So, I would think that it could be used outside. It is a sturdy product that doesn't shred or tear easily. You would have to use scissors or utility knife to cut it.The only Caution statement is that "product may stain lacquer or polyurethane surfaces." I hope this helps. Here's the website and phone number: www.duckbrand.com 1-800-321-0253 for questions.
1828562
It is a thick waterproof fabric. I used it to cover outdoor furniture cushions.
1743144
I have not tested the waterproofing. However, I do not believe it can be used as an outdoor dog bed.
1643240
don't know if this will work for outdoor furniture. Mine was inside in a sun room.
2067833
Actually, they have a product specifically for outdoor fabrics...Scotchgard Outdoor Watershield...it has a green label. :)
668533
As a epoxy, i would say no....Companies make specific products for outdoor use....
1019840
It's water resistant and not weatherproof. . I cover them most of the time. Yes the cushions can be removed very Easley and put back. You should buy it when it's on sale. FYI right now macy's have really good deals going on the Patio sets and more sturdy. Best of luck.
1042990
I just have not had to test it like you would in Seattle. I used ScotchGuard on all cushions and pillows underneath it...but that doesn't guarantee anything, either. I live in Arizona so my waterproofing requirements are quite different than yours!
3907
These cushions are not water proof so they are not meant to be outside overnight in inclement weather. I use them on an enclosed porch at my cottage out of direct sunlight.
2041113
Probably not. It's not waterproof and if the foam pieces got wet they'd likely mildew.