Russ said it worked well too, but it wasn't great on Himself's jacket. I don't know if it was the mix, the fabric (goretex) or something else, but it was almost 'crispy'.
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Russ said it worked well too, but it wasn't great on Himself's jacket. I don't know if it was the mix, the fabric (goretex) or something else, but it was almost 'crispy'.M
Had it disintegrated into tiny bits? Almost like a powdered wash that hadn't been properly rinsed?thanks for your input everyone....interesting....
and bushberks....i've also noticed today that the inner surface of my older poncho has been partially stripped off in patches all over the surface....
as has been said, it may well have been the tx....either way its fair to say that theres a decent risk of fabric and/or seam-tape damage on older/used items, which most army surplus stuff is...gotta admit i'll be keeping my ears open for alternatives and thanks to all this i've also decided not to use nikwax on my boots and have gone with macs recommendation and bought some altberg leder gris...
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Had it disintegrated into tiny bits? Almost like a powdered wash that hadn't been properly rinsed?
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And from 'jungle formula'DEET should also not be applied to synthetic fabrics such as rayon or to plastics, because it can damage these products
Products containing DEET can cause damage to clothes and so direct contact should be avoided.