Scotch Guard/Stain Repellent

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Scotch Guard/Stain Repellent

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I just ordered some Lavers and I was wondering if anyone has ever had any success with Scotch Guard or stain repellents on them? Or possibly even footbags for that matter keeping them from fading and being dirty looking.
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I found an amazing substance called 303 high tech fabric guard which I will be investing in a bottle of.
It apparently makes any fabric incredible. It repels water like a champ, repels the soiling of fabrics, increases stain release characteristics, is UV resistant, extends the life of vinyl, and does not discolor, or affect the breathability.
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Let 'em get dirty dude. It's cool to have 2 pairs, one modded, one unmodded, and keep the unmodded ones fresh, but I think it looks cool when people's Lavers get dirty. It shows that you play a lot.
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To me it makes footbag seem dirty and people don't like that.
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