Just caught one of my drybags on something whilst pulling it out of the car. Anyone got any tips on how to repair small rips in these?
Drybag Repair
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Bit of old cagoule and superglue. Makes a fairly decent patch. You can also buy packs of iron on repair patches in most outdoor stores that work too. Usually a mix of blue, green, red and yellow patches. They're meant for waterproofs so it works on the drybag fabrics.
If the tear isn't tidy, it's worthwhile stitching it closed first, and then ironing or glueing on the patches over the whole repair. This strengthens the repair and still keeps the stitching waterproof.
cheers,
Toddy
If the tear isn't tidy, it's worthwhile stitching it closed first, and then ironing or glueing on the patches over the whole repair. This strengthens the repair and still keeps the stitching waterproof.
cheers,
Toddy
Duct Tape is like "The Force." It has a light side and a dark side and it holds the universe together.
How'd you make it stay on? Duct tape is great short term but i've never managed to get it to stay on
Cheers, joab
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Sorry...another daft question....do you stick the patch on the inside or outside?
Cheers, joab
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I usually use 'duct' tape and get some cheap £shop superglue, stick on the tape them 'paint it over with the glue covering the patch and edges.
Has worked fine on drybags and even an old waterproof i caught on a fence and its being going fine for 4 years now!
Has worked fine on drybags and even an old waterproof i caught on a fence and its being going fine for 4 years now!
Tear-aid tape - not cheap but extremely good. How big is the rip/hole?
http://www.tear-aid.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=7&products_id=33
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If it's the thin in pack bags then I've used bicycle repair patches. Just apply in the same way you would on an inner tube.
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