I have 2 soft top convertible cars. They live outside, so I need to spray them with protection to keep them looking like new. I am unsure if this product provides UV protection, as it doesn't make any claims that I saw. But it does help to bead water. I have 303 and Chemical Guys protection that has UV protection stated, but neither seems to last long, nor do they bead water. So I have been treating with one of them, then the Exforma on top to seal it on.

I tried Exforma fabric protection , F11 and 303 as protection on my boat seats. There is no comparison. F11 and 303 made it slightly easier to get stains off but I still had to scrub. Exforma provided a layer that just repels ! The Exforma product is far superior. Most of the stuff that would cause stains, just bubbled up and all you have to do is easily wipe it off. I dont yet know the longevity of the product as I have only had it on for two weeks but so far it is a high recommend. The Exforma fabric protection is on a totally different level than the other two. My only suggestion for exforma is to provide a demo video on how to apply on a smooth surface like boat seats. I sprayed it on but coverage seemed uneven so I took a small cloth and smoothed it out so it dried evenly. I'm not sure if that's the recommend application but it worked great. I will be buying more when I notice that the protection starts to break down.

Just got this yesterday. I tried it out on a paper towel to test it before i used it on my car. I let it sit overnight and was able to submerge it in water this morning for about a second and it came out dry. Works good but discolored the paper towel a little. I plan on using on black carpet and seats so this doesn't bother me but you might want to test a small spot first.

We applied to our convertibles roof and it did a nice job of rejuvenating the top