Browsing bitmissing's deal here (Thanks) and came across this. 60% off the TX direct on its own. Great for me as i scored 25(!) lts of tech wash for £30ish a couple of years back and still working through it.
I just picked up 3lts of TX direct for £21.99 delivered, so good value.
Cheers
Add Tech Wash 300ml @ £1.50 each if needed
- skipraider
12 comments
somru
28 Jan 17#12
Offer expired
suicidehobbit
13 Jan 17#11
3 bottles arrived today, beating their delivery estimate by 4 days. One had leaked slightly though, annoyingly :disappointed:
suicidehobbit
11 Jan 17#10
Ah, Gotcha. I dont have any science to hand, but i do notice an improvement when re-proofing my eVent waterproof after a wash. You can see the water beading on the surface and it takes longer to "wet out" I'd say it makes a difference, but nothing's quite as good as the jacket before a wash.
Re-proofing stuff thats not waterproof currently might not work too well - not too sure about that. The Nikwax site is really good for explaining things, so i'd check there. They do have a load of products available for proofing fleece items, tents, ropes and all sorts, so no doubt have a product for it. Yu'll be fin washing them with tech wash and probably fine reproofing them with TX Direct, but at your own risk :smiley:
NikLP
11 Jan 17#9
Cheers OP. I meant specifically can anyone counter/back the claims made against these products?
Furthermore, what about waterproofing products that weren't originally waterproof? Or are there any other "normal" bits of kit that are worth waterproofing? Say, a pair of lightweight combat trousers a la craghoppers?
For the purposes of completion, here's the stuff I'm thinking about (re)waterproofing:
- Berghaus RG1 jacket (mesh lined)
- Schott Bomber jacket (padded)
- Superdry ski pants (fleece lined IIRC)
Ta :smiley:
NikLP
10 Jan 17#7
Someone needs to put some facts in here...
I bought the 2 x 300ml the other day and want to know what I'm dealing with! Plus I want my clothes waterproof...
suicidehobbit to NikLP
10 Jan 17#8
Hi, the tech wash is for washing any outdoor kit. The TX direct is for re proofing waterproof garments such as eVent on GoreTex fabrics. So ideally you wash with tech wash to clean and then use TX direct to re proof.
Billythekid116
10 Jan 17#5
Used this product and not really impressed with it. Wouldn't use it again.
SFconvert
10 Jan 17#4
Isn't this stuff just very watery PVA adhesive? Unibond is a lot cheaper.
Rumbaba33
9 Jan 171#3
Someone posted similar the other day where you get 1x 300ml tech wash and 1 x 300ml tx direct wash for £3.40 + the 3.99p&p.
Depends on which product you want, price difference per 100ml is negligible.
Tech wash on it's own is £1.50 for 300ml, so £9.99 for 1.2 litres inc postage.
I'd go for more tTech wash than TX as Tech wash is used more frequently.
alangraham
9 Jan 171#2
Cheaper buying 5 x 1 litre than 1 x 5 litre.You save about £6
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I just picked up 3lts of TX direct for £21.99 delivered, so good value.
Cheers
Add Tech Wash 300ml @ £1.50 each if needed
- skipraider
12 comments
Re-proofing stuff thats not waterproof currently might not work too well - not too sure about that. The Nikwax site is really good for explaining things, so i'd check there. They do have a load of products available for proofing fleece items, tents, ropes and all sorts, so no doubt have a product for it. Yu'll be fin washing them with tech wash and probably fine reproofing them with TX Direct, but at your own risk :smiley:
Furthermore, what about waterproofing products that weren't originally waterproof? Or are there any other "normal" bits of kit that are worth waterproofing? Say, a pair of lightweight combat trousers a la craghoppers?
For the purposes of completion, here's the stuff I'm thinking about (re)waterproofing:
- Berghaus RG1 jacket (mesh lined)
- Schott Bomber jacket (padded)
- Superdry ski pants (fleece lined IIRC)
Ta :smiley:
I bought the 2 x 300ml the other day and want to know what I'm dealing with! Plus I want my clothes waterproof...
Depends on which product you want, price difference per 100ml is negligible.
Tech wash on it's own is £1.50 for 300ml, so £9.99 for 1.2 litres inc postage.
I'd go for more tTech wash than TX as Tech wash is used more frequently.