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Continuing with recommendations for upcoming tent and tarp maintenance, I will soon have a 4 x 8 foot tabletop set up in the shop and be ready for a seam seal production run, gently stretching and sealing sundry tents flies and tarps.
In for a penny, in for a pound, I might as well do most all of the tarps and tents while everything is staged. That is a freaking lot of seams to seal, and there has to be a better solution than buying a couple dozen little 2oz bottles that will each barely do a single tent, if that.
Seeing as I do not seal the seams very often, the good stuff, whatever that is. If it makes a difference in sealant selection most of the tent fly and some of the tarp material is silnylon. I foresee a week or more of tent flies and tarps stretched out atop the table and sealed, then set up on a sunny lawn while I do the reflective line replacement.
A pint of seam seal would not be too much. Or even a quart, we could have a Bring your tents and tarps seam sealing party in the shop with the leftovers.
Suggestions for a quality seam sealer in larger volume?
In for a penny, in for a pound, I might as well do most all of the tarps and tents while everything is staged. That is a freaking lot of seams to seal, and there has to be a better solution than buying a couple dozen little 2oz bottles that will each barely do a single tent, if that.
Seeing as I do not seal the seams very often, the good stuff, whatever that is. If it makes a difference in sealant selection most of the tent fly and some of the tarp material is silnylon. I foresee a week or more of tent flies and tarps stretched out atop the table and sealed, then set up on a sunny lawn while I do the reflective line replacement.
A pint of seam seal would not be too much. Or even a quart, we could have a Bring your tents and tarps seam sealing party in the shop with the leftovers.
Suggestions for a quality seam sealer in larger volume?