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Fabric Guard for natural fibers and polyesters such as: canvas, denim, muslin, cotton and Cotton Blends. Fabric Guard fire retardant spray has been tested under the California Title 19 CSFM 1237.1 Test and is registered with State Fire Marshal (CALFIRE) in California. It also is NFPA 701 Compliant for hanging fabrics in public spaces. Fabric Guard treated fabric can be laundered or dry-cleaned as recommended by the fabric manufacturer. In the case of fabrics that are designated as “FLAME RETARDANT SPRAY TREATED”, that have been topically treated with FX Fabric Guard flame retardancy of the fabric will dissipate over time, particularly with repeated cleaning. FX Fabric Guard treated fabrics must be dry-cleaned with a non-liquid cleaning agent. Typically, the flame retardancy of topically treated fabric is certified for one year, though the actual length of time in which the treatment remains effective will vary based on the number of times the treated fabric is dry-cleaned and the environmental conditions in which the treated fabric is used. It is recommended that topically treated fabric be re-tested for flame retardancy on an annual basis, and re-treated after every 4 to 5 cleanings.
Fabric Guard can be used on Drapes / Draperies, Artificial Silk Foliage, Room Separators, Banners, Flags, Wall hangings, Linens, Curtains, Stage / Theater Drapes, Window shades, Hospital Curtains, Crafts, Vertical Blinds, Household Fabrics, Painters Canvas, Carpets / Rugs, Furniture, Insulation and more. Fabric Guard is transparent, odor free, non toxic, environmentally safe around plants, animals and children. Comes with documentation for fire marshal.
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