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Waking up in a clammy tent with a wet inner surface? That’s condensation. It feels uncomfortable and increases the risk of mould and long-term damage to your tent fabric. The...

It sounds sensible: soft soap feels mild, safe, and cleans well. Still, it is not a good choice for cleaning your tent. The same applies to boat covers, awnings, or...

The fabric of your boat cover, tent, convertible roof or awning is exposed every day. Rain, sun, dirt and air pollution all take their toll. Many people assume that new...

Setting up and taking down a caravan awning does not have to be stressful. With a bit of preparation, a clear order, and attention to the fabric, you are comfortable...

Leaks, condensation, stains, rust... problems with your awning that you can solve or prevent yourself.

You can also clean a heavily soiled awning yourself if you follow the Ultramar Step-by-step plan.

Green deposits consist of algae and mosses and can be prevented by properly maintaining your boat cover.

An outdoor sofa goes through a lot. Rain, dirt and spilled drinks can quickly soak into the fabric. Before you know it, the upholstery looks dull or stained. With the...

The holidays are over and it's time to clean your tent. The windows require extra attention.

A small tear or a leaking seam in your tent is frustrating. Some issues you can fix yourself. Others you can’t. What always helps is proper maintenance. That’s how you...

A polyester tent is meant to keep rain out. If water starts coming through the fabric or the seams, the water-repellent protection has weakened. The good news is that you...