We live in Melbourne & camp quite a bit in the wet, so pack up damp a lot. Only had mould in the bed ends once & this stuff got rid of it & it hasn’t returned. We also usually have 3 moisture absorbent tubs in the camper, even when travelling. One thing I did notice was the vinyl seal strip over the bed end hinges would poke out under the rubber seal when we folded the ends over. Making sure to poke this back under I think has saved us a bit of grief with moisture wicking & mould. Canvas magic certainly does the trick!
We had a similar problem, not as bad though, more white mould with a bit of black spots, we sprayed the buggery out of the camper in double strength Vinegar and water mix, lots of scrubbing and airing. We wanted the canvas magic but when we had this issue it was sold out everywhere cause it seemed every camper in qld was having the same issue 😕 thanks for sharing your experience, it was great to see the results cause god knows we will all go through this again.
@@SuzeLTsExcellentAdventures yeah no worries! I've had many qlders experience it and tell me, really happy its helpful, the sorta things that'll definitely come up again 😁
@@peterwright2692 yeah that's basically what I did, Got rhythm and kept going 😂 definitely happy I did it. It was very noticeable and surprised I haven't done it already, but guess I didn't know how bad it needed it
We used clove oil in water in spray bottle. A diesel heater is great idea for winter camping to dry out the canvas before packing up. We have done a lot of camping in Victoria in winter.
Drifta Stockton Supastore in Canning Vale stock it. I used it on my MDC explorer that had mould pretty bad. And it worked a treat (no bloody scrubbing) 🙂
We live in Melbourne & camp quite a bit in the wet, so pack up damp a lot. Only had mould in the bed ends once & this stuff got rid of it & it hasn’t returned. We also usually have 3 moisture absorbent tubs in the camper, even when travelling. One thing I did notice was the vinyl seal strip over the bed end hinges would poke out under the rubber seal when we folded the ends over. Making sure to poke this back under I think has saved us a bit of grief with moisture wicking & mould. Canvas magic certainly does the trick!
@@Shaynek69 I'm tipping if you don't camp in the rain over there then you don't camp at all hey 😂
3 moisture tubs is a mega amount wow
We had a similar problem, not as bad though, more white mould with a bit of black spots, we sprayed the buggery out of the camper in double strength Vinegar and water mix, lots of scrubbing and airing. We wanted the canvas magic but when we had this issue it was sold out everywhere cause it seemed every camper in qld was having the same issue 😕 thanks for sharing your experience, it was great to see the results cause god knows we will all go through this again.
@@SuzeLTsExcellentAdventures yeah no worries! I've had many qlders experience it and tell me, really happy its helpful, the sorta things that'll definitely come up again 😁
Mate, I'd be giving the whole lot of the canvas , inside and out, really good going over, at least 3-4 doses
@@peterwright2692 yeah that's basically what I did,
Got rhythm and kept going 😂 definitely happy I did it.
It was very noticeable and surprised I haven't done it already, but guess I didn't know how bad it needed it
Thanks mate, looks good!
@@keithbagshaw3146 definitely worth it in the end but geez I did some spraying 😂
Thanks, will remember this product
No worries, happy to help 👍
Yeap, 1/4 teaspoon oil of cloves in 1 litre water spray on and leave. It kills the spores. Better than any canvas treatment.
I'm guessing much cheaper also, thanks for Sharing. I might try that next time 👌
We used clove oil in water in spray bottle.
A diesel heater is great idea for winter camping to dry out the canvas before packing up. We have done a lot of camping in Victoria in winter.
Yeah I bet you've done plenty of cold and wet camping down there, appreciate the tip 👌
Drifta Stockton Supastore in Canning Vale stock it. I used it on my MDC explorer that had mould pretty bad. And it worked a treat (no bloody scrubbing) 🙂
@@robfowler3824 geez Google let me down 😂 didn't see any Perth stockist, great though isn't it 👌