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Help keep your tent from the rain. Seam Grip is unbelievable. Repair adhesive is a winner of prizes that keeps you dry in any weather. Permanently sealed seams in your tent, backpack and waterproof clothing. You can repair cracks, tears and holes in your team, too. Multipurpose tool is the liquid in a tube. Seam Grip is part of a complete line of care and relief goods repair Gear. With the help of gear, anyone can be a master of repair. Ideal for coating and polyurethane coated fabrics. Long considered the industry standard, Seam Grip was awarded the prestigious Editors' Choice Gold Backpacker magazine in 2002. Use Seam Grip to repair joint surfaces or seal of natural and synthetic fabrics , waterproof backpack cover sheets, leather and vinyl. Hold the seam can be used to repair all types of boots and shoes, neoprene, PVC, rubber, etc. Concentrated and waterproof, seam grip provides excellent adhesion, long-term flexibility, traction and abrasion resistance with minimal shrinkage. How-seam grip is applied to a stitched seam, a hole or tear and allowed to cure for a period of 8-12 hours. When applied, the seam grip cure by reacting with moisture in the air. No "dry" form in the other lines do. Changes from a liquid moderately thick to thin, flexible and elastic rubber. Additional comments by the user - users are always impressed by the extreme hardness and impermeability of the seams sealed with seam grip We have users make tents and tarpaulins, seamless, simply connecting all the seams with seam grip. The results have been very strong, waterproof backpack cover shelters Many users have commented that "sewing factory tapes after a certain number of years, but control of stitching lasts forever. "Users have sealed seams on tents, backpacks, warm clothing, boots and more. Grasp the stitching is also widely used for repairing holes in tents, backpacks, clothing and other equipment through the" back-up method plastic tape "(see diagram on instruction sheet) Seam Sealing:. DRYING: Allow to dry overnight (approximately 8. 12 hours may be longer in low humidity). For two hours drying time , mix small batches of seam grip Cotol-240 ™. Apply by brush. Applications of adhesives: Sand and clean the surfaces with alcohol. Apply seam grip on both surfaces. Allow to dry (cure) 15 minutes, then join (clip or tape) surfaces together at night. CLEANING seam grip dry (cure) and scales of the hands. Wash hands with soap and water will accelerate the cure. Uncured grip the seam may be partially removed with a thick cloth soaked in alcohol. For easier cleaning disposable rubber gloves. STORAGE: Advance contents to tube neck and replace the original cap securely. Store partially used tube in the freezer. SHOP sealed seams: perimeter seams 'seam gluing' tents often are not factory sealed and require sealing. Apply a thin layer of seam grip the seams on the inside of the floor (Fig. 1). Allow to dry (cure) overnight. A slight surface tack is normal and will dissipate with the use of tents. Use grip the seam to seal areas that regularly leak out points such as corners (Figure 2). To seal the seams on the rainfly, created from the inside out to facilitate implementation. Connect the roof of the tent to waterproof backpack cover all seams are tight (Fig. 3). TEAR REPAIRS & HOLES: Apply seam grip enough to waterproof backpack cover the hole and the margin of 1 / 4 inch beyond. Allow to dry (cure) the level overnight. During 2 hours cure time, mixed with seam grip Cotol-240 ™ before applying. (Fig. 4). SEAM tape TIP: If a small section has been peeled use Seam Grip to reassemble it (Fig. 5). If the tape is in danger everywhere, remove and discard, then clean the joints with isopropyl alcohol and re-seal the seam grip. How-seam grip is applied to a stitched seam, a hole or tear and allowed to cure for a period of 8-12 hours. When applied, the seam grip cure by reacting with moisture in the air. No "dry" form in the other lines do. Changes from a liquid moderately thick to thin, flexible and elastic rubber. . .
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