As the amount of treatments placed on cottonseed increases, this material has a greater potential of coming off the seed in a process referred to as dusting-off. This dust-off material can be composed of pesticides, other seed treatments, or seed coat fragments that do not reach the target site. Some polymers can have a significant effect on dusting-off. The Opacoat Red polymer reduced dusting-off at all applications. The polymer had the most prominent effect when the rate of polymer increased or the polymer was applied as a mixture with the fungicide compared to a polymer coat over fungicide. The Opacoat Red polymer did reduce water imbibition at 68⁰F (20⁰C) through 8 hours at all rates and methods of polymer application, by twelve hours the treatments with a 1% by weight coating were not significantly different from the control. However, the polymer did not effect the establishment percentage in an environmental chamber study at 64⁰F (18⁰C). No significant differences between the control and other treatments were noted using the cool warm vigor index, establishment in the field, and yield.