Double Skin: Hydrophobic Fabric Protection Film
- Nano-film seals fabric fibres against dirt
- Breathable protection that lasts over time
- Safe on convertible soft-top roofs and upholstery
- Covers up to 25 m² per aerosol can
- Strong hydrophobic beading on all fabric types
- Nano-film seals fibres without blocking breathability
- Covers up to 25 m² per aerosol can
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Nanotechnology Protection
Fabric that sheds water and stays clean longer
Double Skin bonds a breathable nano-film to individual fabric fibres, stopping dirt from penetrating at the source. Whether it's a convertible hood that takes whatever the weather throws at it or interior upholstery dealing with daily life, the surface stays cleaner and is far easier to maintain.
Why Double Skin
Fabric protection that actually works
Nano-film bonding for any fabric surface, inside or out.
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True Hydrophobic Barrier
Water beads and rolls off treated fabric instead of soaking in and staining.
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Breathable Film
The ultra-thin nano-film seals fibres without blocking airflow or stiffening the fabric.
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Dirt Cannot Penetrate
Fibres are sealed at a nano level, so grime sits on the surface and brushes off cleanly.
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Long-Lasting Results
The protective film is built to last over time, not wash out after the first rain shower.
How does it compare?
Double Skin vs a typical cheaper fabric protector
Not all fabric sealants work the same way. Here is an honest look at how Fra-Ber Double Skin stacks up against a standard budget spray-on fabric protector, so you can decide whether the difference matters for your application.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Hydrophobic beading effect - water rolls off treated fabric | Yes | Yes |
| Nanotechnology formula that seals individual fibres without blocking airflow | Yes | No |
| Fabric remains ironable after treatment | Yes | No |
| Suitable for convertible soft-top roofs and marine canvas | Yes | Yes |
| Single-coat application sufficient for most fabrics | No | Yes |
| Dirt resistance - embedded grime is repelled, not just surface liquid | Yes | Yes |
For Any Fabric Surface
One product, soft-tops to seat fabric
From canvas convertible roofs to automotive carpets, Double Skin's formula is engineered to work across the full range of fabric porosity levels. With coverage up to 25 m² per aerosol can and a finish that holds up over time, it earns its place in any serious detailer's kit.
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How do I apply Double Skin correctly?
Hold the aerosol approximately 15 cm from the fabric surface and spray evenly. Allow the first coat to absorb fully, then apply a second coat. For best results, apply each coat 24 hours apart. The fabric can be used normally once the film has cured.
What fabric types can I use Double Skin on?
Double Skin is formulated for any kind of fabric, including convertible soft-top roofs, canvas hoods, automotive upholstery, carpet, and other porous textiles. It is not intended for use on painted surfaces, glass, or hard plastics.
How much coverage does one can provide?
Coverage depends on fabric porosity. You can expect between 20 and 50 ml per square metre, meaning one can protects approximately 10 to 25 m² of fabric. Denser, tighter weaves use less product; open, highly porous fabrics use more.
How many coats do I need to apply?
At least two consecutive coats are recommended. Apply the first coat, allow it to absorb fully, then apply the second coat. For heavily porous or worn fabrics, a third coat applied 24 hours after the second will improve durability and water resistance.
Can the fabric be ironed after application?
Yes. Fra-Ber states that fabrics can be ironed after Double Skin has been applied, so the protective film does not interfere with normal fabric care and maintenance.
Does Double Skin affect the breathability or texture of the fabric?
No. The nano-film is designed to be breathable, meaning moisture vapour can still pass through the fabric. The texture and feel of the treated surface remain largely unchanged - it seals the fibres without creating a heavy coating layer.
What is the flash point and is Double Skin safe to store?
Double Skin has a flash point above 100°C. Store the aerosol can unopened at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. As with any pressurised aerosol, keep it away from open flames during application.
Can Double Skin be layered with other fabric treatments or cleaners?
Double Skin should be applied to a clean, dry fabric surface. Strip any old dressings or treatments before application so the nano-film bonds directly to the fibres. Once cured, the surface can be spot-cleaned gently; re-application is recommended if the hydrophobic properties begin to diminish after repeated washing.