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i did ours with the stuff from fenwicks.awning cleaner and re-proofer.screw two large hooks into the outside wall and hang it up to clean.i used a scrubbing brush and cleaner the reproofed.

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If it's a big awning wait till you put it up on site or at home if you have the space and once you've cleaned it. Use the paint on reproofer. Its so much cheaper and works a treat. If you get it on the window clean it off immedately other than that it's a doddle to use and half the price

Thomsons water seal is fab and about £10 a gallon cheap too. You'll get it at any builders merchants, Homebase, B &Q. Etc It's for sealing patios, roofs Etc BUT it is suitable for fabric,canvas. It's well known in the boating world for reproofing covers, canopies, hoods Etc

Quote: Originally posted by michael on 26/6/2011

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i did ours with the stuff from fenwicks.awning cleaner and re-proofer.screw two large hooks into the outside wall and hang it up to clean.i used a scrubbing brush and cleaner the reproofed.

www.fenwicks.info

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Ooh Michael what a good idea about the hooks, going to give it a go

yes place them  6 or 7 foot high about 8 foot apart you can then hang the awning from the base to clean it against the wall.also you can use a hose pipe if required.must be strong hooks there is a lot of weight.

Commercial laundries use some very high powered tumble dryers, wouldnt this process shrink the fabric and possibly damage the plastic mudskirt and windows?

Julia