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I know encapsulation is a form of protector but is there anything you hard-core VLM'ers use to add protection for organic spills like Solvent Sealers, or is adding another product to the carpet going to cause resoiling?
Thanks, that's kinda was what I suspected. Thanks for clearing that up.Encapsulant is shampoo with Teflon added. Adding more Teflon won't help. Adding other kinds of protectant to the Teflon already in the encapsulant may result in you buying the carpet.
Not just resoiling, rapid resoiling that you won't be able to fix.
Encapsulant is shampoo with Teflon added
Rick how do you respond to Bryan's claim of Encap being "just" a shampoo with teflon added?Just to be clear. There are a number of fluoro based products that have been formulated to work in tandem with encapsulation . In fact, one of the raw ingredient manufacturers we work with deals extensively in this type of "boutique" fluoro chemistry.
Sounds good to me. Just got my order of pads, encap here we come.What Tom said is correct. Speaking for our products, the fluorochemical in our detergents is not at a level that will provide a high degree of protection. That is why we also offer a compatible secondary standalone fluorochemical protector - Soileze.
So why do we add fluoro based componenets to our detergents? After all, these items are costly! Quite simply, because fluouochemicals achieve more than simply providing protection. The fluoro based raw ingredients that we employ also adds to the detergency and increases the polymer's ability to release from the fiber. This synergy between encap polymer and fluoro based components contributes to Releasit's performance.