I bought two of the exact same couches about six months apart and the die
lot of the newest one is lighter than the first. I was wondering if some
brand of Stain Guard might be more prone to darken a fabric more than others
and solve my problem at least somewhat?

Any suggestions?

"CraigT" wrote in message
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I bought two of the exact same couches about six months apart and the die
lot of the newest one is lighter than the first. I was wondering if some
brand of Stain Guard might be more prone to darken a fabric more than
others
and solve my problem at least somewhat?

Any suggestions?



So you like to gamble, do you?

Try leaving the darker one parked in the sun for a year or so. ;-)

As far as I know, makers of stain guards go to extremes to prevent changing
the look of the fabric. Unfortunately, if you try one, it will probably
block any thing else you try. Do you have swatches to try it on?

I had a similar problem with the finish on two identical bookcases, I just
got used to it and placed them apart.

CraigT wrote:

I bought two of the exact same couches about six months apart and the die
lot of the newest one is lighter than the first. I was wondering if some
brand of Stain Guard might be more prone to darken a fabric more than others
and solve my problem at least somewhat?

Any suggestions?


Put the darker one by a sunny window. If it doesn't fade, it will at
least look lighter.

you should try cleaning the damn thing, it's darker cause it's filthy you
pig...



"CraigT" wrote in message
om...
I bought two of the exact same couches about six months apart and the die
lot of the newest one is lighter than the first. I was wondering if some
brand of Stain Guard might be more prone to darken a fabric more than
others
and solve my problem at least somewhat?

Any suggestions?