To help make the back better waterproof could you spray back with something like scotch guard?
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I also didn't have any leaks, I also didn't have the slipping issues other had. If you are worried, at first you could put a tarp underneath until you are confident that you won't have leaks.
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You could, but I doubt you'll find it necessary. In the two litters we've used the pads we haven't had one leak.
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I have not had that problem but I can't say I have been through a heavy rain with this tent.Right through the fabric I would try to take it back but I wonder if something spilled on it that damaged it? I spilled hand sanitizer on a pair of rain gear and it effected it's performance.Other than that like poster said try scotchguard.
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no i dont think so .it doesnt do well on anything ..u probably need to rework the exterior with an engineered process designed to water proof materials
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I would not recommend it. It will delude the treatment, thus makeing the application on the material less effective and or water resistant. Not to worry you can always re-coat the material.
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I would think only if you use a regular spray paint that has sealant in it or just use foam tape or caulking.
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Yes, but they recommend that you treat it with a water proofing treatment, so I bought Thompson's spray. Will treat it once a year and probably cover it in the winter.
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If you mean deterrent than yes, it can be used it that manor, I think they make an Hoppe's oil with "weather shield." That might be more useful for you. This stuff also works well on the action and the inside of the barrel.
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You could, if you have a bin/bucket large enough to soak it in. I suppose you could water it down and turn it into a spray and then spray it over the tent when it is up. I used this product on the rain cover for my tent by soaking it in a large plastic bin (probably unnecessary measure as it is lined with plastic). If you wanted to waterproof your tent I'd think it would be easier to get the spray version of this product. I personally haven't used it so I can't speak to how well it works. This product worked well for waterproofing 2 rain jackets, 1 soft shell, 2 full brim field hats, some shorts (worked for like 3 washes on the shorts, but I didn't give them full treatment) and one rain cover for my tent. Hope this helps
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I have no doubt you could either spray it with polyurethane or coat it with mod podge or another waterproof medium. Good luck. I have not tried this but I might in the future.
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No, this is not waterproof. However, you could spray it was Scotchgard and that would help make it more water repellant.
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yes.if you have room behind it , at least 2 inches and I would make a backer for it using the bottom of a plastic bottle then silicone it in place to keep weather off of the back of it
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Its made of leather, so if it exposed to too much water it will ruin it. If you want it outside I would get water proof spray online. And watch a video of how to apply it to leather.
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Maybe. There isn't a waterproof backing. They are similar in thickness to a thick baby bath towel.
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Hi...no they have a sticky backback that u have to peel off...havent put mine on yet, as I want to make sure its very clean and very dry!
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I sprayed mine with polyurethane to cover up some mess ups.. worked out real well... so I assume you could paint it as well..
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Sorry, but I don't have the answer to your question ... just a guess. How about spraying with Static Guard?
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The fabric is not stain protected. We recommend using Scotchgard fabric protector spray.