Mybecca Waterproof Canvas Marine Fabric 600 Denier Indoor/Outdoor PU Backing UV Protector Burgundy 1 Yard

Verry nice fabric. I used it to patch some holes in my camper canvas and it worked great.

This fabric looks heavyweight, but it is light, very sturdy, and was dreamy to sew. I tried to iron hems, but was afraid to run the heat up very high. This may be why the ironed folds were more like suggestions than creases. I ended up using lots of pins, but they went in easily. My "heavy duty" sewing machine had no difficulty even in corners with many layers. (Quotes because it struggle with denim in these situations.) I am tempted to buy more and try to think of a project for it. I used heavy duty thread.

Used this canvas on my fishing boat to create side curtains for my Bimini top. Almost matches the top exactly but this material is actually a little nicer quality.

After 4.5 years in the very bight and hot Southern California sun with no shade from sun up to sun down, a telescope cover I made finally began coming apart. They used to say this material was good for outdoor use, but now only state it's good for indoor projects, even though they illustrate the product on outdoor patio furniture. I suspect they did this because of the many reviews that complained about loss of color in as little as a couple of weeks. I purposefully bought the beige (regardless of whether they claimed is was good for outdoor use) because I know the faded color would still be some sort of light beige. That proved to be the case and my telescope cover looked just fine after 4.5 years, and help up very well to the elements over all but the last 3 months of that time, so "5 stars" for the durability of this material for outdoor use in my harsh climate - and since I chose a color that would look fine faded. I recently reordered what was supposed to be the same product from Amazon. The price went up for 5 years from $28 in late 2015 to the current ~$40. OK, so there's been some inflation (actually not that much, but OK). What the "reorder product" didn't disclose is that the manufacture has not only increased the price by 40%, they have reduced the width from 59" to 56", and that belies the fact that the old fabric was a true 59" of usable (coated) fabric. The current dimension includes the machining edges that are uncoated and not really usable, so the real width is less than 56". In practice, they've reduced the width by 10% and increased the price by 40%. Normally Amazon would call that a new product, but for whatever reason, they don't. If you never ordered this before and are fine with something less than a 56" width, I continue to recommend this product. Of course, I have no idea is they haven't also reduced the quality of the waterproof coating, but the new material feels virtually identical to unused scraps I still have of the old fabric. If you are re-ordering based on your experience with product previously bought from this manufacturer, be warned that they have done everything they can to increased profit and reduce the amount of product delivered.

Is waterproof

I got a sample before I got 10 yards of it. The only seller that mailed me a sample. I got like 10 inches extra...Thanks Nice outdoor fabric. Water resistant. Bright vibrant like engine red color. Not to heavy but seems sturdy actually Update : after 3 years I ordered again Item arrived one week earlier. I've used this before. this is the third time I ordered. I got red and burgundy, this are thinner fabric, both easy to sew, (other colors may be thicker and harder to sew like orange color which gave me a little hard time). I know they'll eventually fade out

I purchased this fabric in August of 20. I was impressed with the fabric as soon as I saw it, the weaving was even with no defects, and the coating on the back that makes it waterproof felt like it was applied smoothly and thoroughly. So I set to work on my Chase covers. I worked hard to get them properly measured and fitted, even went so far as to put binding on the seams. I’ve had many comments on how nice they look and fit. They kept the chase cushions clean and dry all winter, but they faded horribly. And now I’m concerned that over the summer, the Texas sun will completely destroy them. The pictures are of one cover. The sides are somewhat holding their color, but you can see how much the top panel has faded. The second picture is of the top panel, laid next to a side panel. Now I’ll need to make them all over again, but this time I’ll use Sunbrella fabric. The only reason I didn’t use it before was because a color I liked wasn’t sold on Amazon. I convinced myself that what I was looking at would probably last for at least four or five years. Boy was I wrong! This fabric faided this much in only 10 months! I’m placing an order for Sunbrella as soon as I finish this review. I knew better! I have over 20 years of experience with Sunbrella, I know with it, that the normal life span is over ten years, and only shows negligible fading. Our big patio umbrellas that are made with Sunbrella fabric are nine years old, and the fabric still looks great!

Very nicee. Perfect canvas material

Perfect. As described. Excellent product.

the colour is perfect. matches what I see on my screen, and the fabric is nice and heavy.