It is available in a small 16 oz size if you have smaller items you need to protect and goes all the way up from 32 oz to 1 gallon to 303 Marine UV Protectant. A small 8oz bottle will still treat 20-40 square feet of fabric! If you are the owner of any number of artificial plants, you will know that they require far less upkeep than the real thing. Faux plants, flowers, topiary, and trees may be easy to keep, but there are still a couple of things that you can do to prevent them from fading over time. Read on to learn all about UV-resistant plants, how long they can last outdoors, and how to keep them looking clean, green, and fresh!

For outside plants, just turn the pot every so often when the UV is especially intense, such as on bright, hot summer days. If your plant is UV-resistant, you don’t need to worry too much, but it’s worth doing to protect the longevity of the plant, where possible. Alternatively, use a UV spray on the side that is subject to the intense sun and spray it for additional protection. This is a good idea if you’ve planted your artificial plants or have a large artificial plant that cannot easily be moved. Ultraviolet rays can wreak havoc on fabrics, causing them to fade and discolor. But it doesn’t have to be that way because Trek7’s Ray Bloc UV Fabric Protector can shield your expensive outdoor patio furniture and boat fabrics from the dreaded sun.Keeping your plant clean will allow the sun to distribute evenly, removing the risk of any patches forming on your plant. Still, generally speaking, the best way to protect your artificial garden plants from the sun is by keeping them out of it. This might sound counterproductive, as they are garden plants, but they simply need to move out of direct sunlight every day or rotate when the sun is at its highest. Many brands of patio furniture are made with special materials to protect against sun damage. You will often find these products specifically advertised as sun-resistant. These furniture options do tend to be a bit more expensive, but it helps to think of this as an investment into prolonging their life.

No, all the ingredients used in the Defence Spray come from the food and cosmetics industries and are non toxic. The ingredients are tested extensively by these producers. They are not harmful for the eyes and skin. When swallowed it is wise to go for first aid as a precaution. Small amounts will cause no harm Most artificial plants are made from plastic. While the specific materials vary from plant to plant, the most common materials include polyester, sateen, polyethylene (PE), silk, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and polyurethane (PU). That means that, unless they’ve been made or treated with UV protection, they will fade over time. Easy one handed operation with integral spring loaded safety feature makes the MACE® UV Defence Spray the fastest to deploy spray in the UK. Our team understand that not every homeowner has been blessed with green fingers, which is a requirement for keeping plants alive; this is why over the last few years, artificial plants have seen a massive rise in popularity, you want a garden, you can enjoy all year round without having to carry out extensive maintenance. Ideal for use on patio furniture, patio umbrellas, grill covers, tarps, flags, awnings, boat covers, spa covers, auto covers and moreThe spray is especially useful in shielding sofas, tents, boat covers, soft car tops, and any other fabric subject to spills, harsh sunlight, and stains. The spray seeps deep into the material to form marine-level protection against weathering agents and elongates the life and original feel of your valuables.

You can move them into a shaded area or build a canopy. This will also help protect your plants from other external weather conditions like rain or wind. A : UV sprays protect the fabric from UV rays. It adds a protective layer so that you won’t ruin your fabric from the sun’s harmful effects. Non-Greasy – Dries to a smooth, matte finish with no oily or greasy residue. When treating your outdoor furniture, spa and pool covers, vinyl liners, and pool inflatables, trust 303 Aerospace Protectant to keep your prized possession looking like new UV spray can be a worthwhile addition to your artificial plant collection, whether you’ve got just one artificial plant in your living room or several hanging topiary plants in your garden. A UV protection spray will mean that the protection layer is applied to the outside of the leaf, rather than being embedded inside the plant’s materials.Now how to apply UV protectant sprays? Put your fabric on a dry surface, lay it flat, and then spray the UV protectant. Get a microfiber cloth then wipe away the excess. It’s as easy as that.

To keep your non-UV-stable plants from fading, you should also avoid putting them in south-facing areas. Plants that spend lots of time in a south-facing part of the home will be exposed to more sunlight, so the UV resistance will wear off, causing rapid discolouration. If you really want to place your plants in a south-facing part of the house, try to go with artificial pastel-coloured flowers or use a UV spray. With pastel hues, the discolouration will be far less obvious than highly pigmented tones like vivid red, hot pink, and royal blue.

Versatile – Restores and maintains a like-new appearance on vinyl, plastic, synthetic and natural rubber, PVC, metal, gel coat, fiberglass, stainless steel, and more. Do not use on clear plastics, flooring, or unfinished leather