Granger's do a specific Fabsil for seams.
www.shop.scout.org.uk/p-2548-grangers-f ... alant.aspx (thumbs)
Seam sealing tents - help?
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Re: Seam sealing tents - help?
I do about 5 to 1, its a bugger to mix, takes ages to emulsify, but there is epic discussion on this on the outdoors magic forum. Have a google and you'll find it.DaleC wrote:Cheers Mike - that is good to know! (thumbs)Mike54 wrote:I use McNett seam grip as Dales has mentioned. They also make another great product called Silnet.
SG is expensive. you can mix it with white spirit (its hard to mix, persevers) then brush it on the seams it makes it go many times further.
Any ideas of the ratio of white spirit to SG?
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Re: Seam sealing tents - help?
Yep (thumbs) Ive used seam grip on my previous tents and my waterproof trousers when they started to leak @ the crotch .. still going strong after 6yrs ..Mike54 wrote:I use McNett seam grip as Dales has mentioned. They also make another great product called Silnet.
SG is expensive. you can mix it with white spirit (its hard to mix, persevers) then brush it on the seams it makes it go many times further.