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Your cart is empty.Certified and approved for use as a transparent fire retardant coating. Spray-apply in a transparent single-coat, to natural and synthetic textiles where Class A or flame resistance is desired. Not recommended for use on leather or dry-cleanable fabric. Water-based, non-toxic, zero VOC content and low emissivity product. Reduces the spread of flame and smoke developed, No-Burn Fabric Fire Protection is widely used as an institutional and commercial do-it-yourself solution.
J. L. Champagne
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
I was required to fire treat the curtains in my classroom, so I bought this. Although I never actually tried to test and see if they were fire-resistant after treatment, my curtains did pass inspection by the fire marshal.
R. Valle
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
Great product at a reasonable price.
Susjam
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
I read this has one of the highest ratings for use in California schools. So sprayed all of my classroom fabrics with it. Even my custodian considered it as acceptable. A bit expensive but was worth it. I sprayed the fabrics outside as it had a smell when first applied.
Karen R
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
Great for indoor craft shows.
CRABBY LADY
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024
I work in a school and they require fabric fire protection on items brought into the classroom. This item is perfect for those!
Karen M
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024
It’s ok….. and by that l mean it’s basically watered down white school glue with alkaline salts are the fireproofer. You could make it cheaper
Em
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023
I bought this to treat fabric for my classroom bulletin boards, to bring them in compliance with the fire code. I was concerned about how strong the odor might be, and was pleasantly surprised to find there was no noticeable odor when I sprayed the fabrics. The sprayer mechanism worked well, and the retardant was evenly distributed and did not drip.
S. Colombo
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2011
This was actually purchased for a science fair project for my son. The project I wanted him to do would have been almost free, so he went with the one that cost me $100 all-in. But I digress.We sprayed this product, and another called Firetect, onto cotton and polyester. Even without the products the polyester never burned - it just melted. Who knew? With the products it wouldn't even do that, and we tried.Without the fire retardants the cotton burned quite a bit, actually had flames. Both products we sprayed worked well; they both stopped the flames. The No-Burn allowed a small hole, while the Firetect barely allowed a scorch on the fabric. The Firetect was better, but No-Burn is a good product.
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