BigKahuna
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Brought the boat home and removed both biminis and the mooring cover and gave it a good scrubbing! It's amazing how those mud daubers accumulate in places you wouldn't think of.......
Mooring cover and Bimini cleaning!
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NCLakeGuy
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yep I clean my driveway then I clean my covers!!
LaurencetheAdventurer
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Perfect time to add a sealant! I found the Starbright worked better than the 303, surprisingly! 
BigKahuna
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Yes we found that out too!
NCLakeGuy
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How did you determine one is better than the other? Just curious. We too have been using 303 sealant for a few years now
sunedog
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I have the exact same opinion and here is why: I love 303 Aerospace Protectant so I bought a gallon of their Fabric Guard for my cover. I didn't do a good job rationing it out as I applied it and ended up with one panel on the cover untreated. Tried to buy a quart more of the Fabric Guard locally and couldn't find it. Settled for a quart spray bottle of Starbrite Waterproofing and finished the job that day. The next time it rained, there was a night and day difference in the sections each product covered. The Starbrite panel beaded up like crazy and the 303 sections looked like the rain penetrated.
Nautical
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Huh ... I had the opposite experience with "Star Bright Waterproofing" (as it says on the gallon jug). It did absolutely nothing for my cover on the boat before this one BUT that cover was old and worn so maybe that was the reason? I may have been asking too much from it.