Fire Retardant Spray (Class A for Fabric, Wood, Theater Curtains & More) Eco-Safe, Non Toxic, C.A.C. Title-19, ASTM E84, DRI-ONE

This product is excellent and works as advertised and is a tremendous value. Customer service has been terrific. The staff at Desert Research took a personal interest in my needs and assisted me with my selection. I have been so impressed with this product and company that I plan to visit their manufacturing facility. In a word, I find the product and staff, "Excellent ".

It worked as it was intended to work

The spray worked well. I took the curtains outside and sprayed them on a bright warm day. Two hours later they were back in place. I did this at the request of the local Fire Inspector.

High quality

Like that it works.

I use lots of thatch, lauhala matting and bamboo products in my home tiki build, all of which are quite flammable. My tests of this flame retardant on matting swatches showed that it's effective at preventing the material from igniting. That's VERY important! Shipping was also super-fast and well-packaged. Recommended.

The media could not be loaded. I’m impressed with my quick burn test. I plan on using this in my work shop as needed. I am thinking to even treat some dedicated shop clothes or retreat ones like my FR apparel for welding projects. Please read and follow mfg directions for treatment, safety concerns & etc. This is a little pricey for a quart, will be buying the gallon as a better buy in the future. The package arrived quick and packed well with styrofoam peanuts. The bottle was sealed under the cap and it did come with its own spray nozzle attachment. I have read that schools use this particular product, plus it’s Made in the USA ! I do recommend this product.

Tried to apply according to the recommended amount per square foot but had to do so in several layers to keep the retardant from oversaturating and dripping off the thatch. I used different methods per layer - one sprayed, one with a roller, one with a paint brush - and the salt-stain effect got worse with each. Now my bar looks like mid-January Michigan roadway but at least it's allegedly fire-safe.