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doug... I think this guy is a newbie or a noob  to the carpet cleaning industry...

who would buy equipment or cleaning agents from costco???
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Originally posted by doug

3M makes SCOTCHGARD. I don't know what Scothguard is? a genaric. All 3M Scotchgard is not solvent based either.
Oh I'm sorry its Scotchgard not Scotchguard.

 

Maybe you should start putting TM ( Trademark ) with the way your talking.

3M TM Scotchgard that is...

 
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I can see now why you don't offer the product?
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Teflon is really Gully thats why we use it. Just ask Stienhart.
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Tonto turned into a door and the Lone Ranger shot his knob off?
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craig jasper's day school and you'll learn most of what you need.  Then, spend the next thirty plus years doing it, and maybe you'll get the hang of it.....
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They both are water based SG use to make Teflon.  You would need a lot of the stuff they sell in a can to cover your carpet.  They would also be putting it on dry carpet, works better when carpet is wet.  The stuff you see in the DIY cleaners are also not as concentrated.  
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has anyone heard of ultraseal carpet protector by Cobb Carpet?  
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I use Teflon and Scotchgard but I also use Ultraseal on top it is a silicone base product
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