Description
Waxed Canvas Fabric – 10.10 oz Army Duck | Charcoal | 58/60″ Width
We have the ideal waxed canvas fabric for bags, luggage, totes, messenger bags and other adventure gear. If you are looking for where to buy waxed canvas, then you have certainly come to the right online fabric store!
This fabric is durable and meant to last! Unlike our Pyrosnuff and Canvak the wax (color) on this fabric won’t rub off as easily. Used waxed canvas for many years without washing. Darker colors tend not to soil or stain as easily as lighter colors. If soiling does occur, do not launder, or use detergent to wash this fabric. Wax canvas fabrics should be treated like leather, spot clean with a hose, soft scrub brush or damp cloth. For stubborn stains use saddle soap, or flake soap (not detergent) will do the trick. NEVER use detergent (liquid or powdered) or even dry clean.
Fabric Features: water repellent, mildew resistant, rugged, long lasting, and exceptionally strong.
Waxed Canvas Uses
- Tarps
- Backpacks
- Saddle bags
- Luggage
- Adventure packs
- Other outdoor gear
- Waterproof clothing
For more information about our extensive waxed canvas selection, and its many uses, please click here.
Waxed Canvas Features
Weight: 13.5 oz/ sq yd: base fabric weight 10.10 ounces/ wax add-on ~ 3.5 ounces/ square yard
Width (inches): 58|60
Content: 100% Cotton Army Duck Canvas
Coating: Wax
Color: Charcoal
Finish: Tough wax finish
Weave: Plain
Laundering: Do not dry clean, launder, or use detergent. Clean with garden hose, soft scrub brush or damp cloth. Iron on low heat with a thing cloth barrier between the fabric and the iron. For heavy stains use saddle soap.
Our waxed cotton duck fabrics can be finished in different widths, weights and colors. To do this we have to run full dye lots. If you have a custom project that needs a lighter weight or heavier weight cotton duck, please feel free to call us regarding wholesale pricing and dye lots.
Did you know?
Original waxed cotton duck fabrics were used in England and Scotland as the actual cloth material for sails. Egyptians used linseed oil as their wax to create waxed canvas. Problems arise with waxed canvas when the weather gets cold – it becomes stiff.
For a little history on waxed cotton duck, check out Wikipedia.
*Fabrics are mostly water and flame resistant, but sometimes water and flame proof depending on how long the fabric exposed to those conditions.*
