Is there anything you can do to prevent the cracking ahead of time? Gluing the seam beforehand, etc?
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Haven't had these crack yet. Previous similar models that did crack didn't split along the seams, but on the thickest padded part of the seat, perpendicular to the seams.
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These have a one year warranty, which we have not needed to test so far. See Product Details.
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You can run it under warm water and scrub it with a rag - just remember to wait until it's all the way cooled down so it won't crack
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i find lining the base and sides with aluminum foil works find. try heavey duty foil .
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The roof coating (Dicor) works great on seams by filling small gaps and cracks. I would do the Dicor first, followed by the Eternabond and a final coat over everything. Better safe than sorry as they say.
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Mine is starting to do that too. I would imagine just getting a seamstress to bond it better on the bottom.
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Did you try the patch kit? In the instructions it also says you can use duct tape for a temporary fix.
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I would return it. There are no visible seams, so it is probably a hairline crack.
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I have already done so in certain areas. I use a little bit of hot glue underneath it and it looks fine.
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Hi Max,All Aqua Quest tarps have heat-taped seams, so you don't have to worry about it. As far as reinforcing the already taped seams, I can definitely find out for you.CheersBen - Gear Out Here
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The only thing I can suggest is what someone already did - take the underneath plate off, and use distilled water. Hope you did not put anything in the water..that will certain spoil the machine.
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I would use yellow(gas safe) PTFE tape or a liquid sealant such as Rectorseal.
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No. The seams are exposed no matter how tight you get them. There may be a sealer or go with a one piece floor???
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Hi Arlene, I have never done that before and would be afraid to. I always deforst all products before exposing it to extremely high temperatures. P
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Hi Margaret! I just squared one off with a heavy grit file, and it was fine. They're pretty thick, so I doubt there would be any cracking issues. The only thing is the nails are very close together, so I'd do an entire wheel before swatching so you don't inadvertently ruin a previous design. Hope that helps :D
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Hello. It probably could be cut down if you are willing to resew up the seams. Good luck!
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Officially yes - more likely to crack during assembly and then ending up folding it right into the garbage dump. Do yourself a favor and look for something else.
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I had a small crack appear in the bottom folding portion. I placed some super glue on it and let it dry (very well) and have had no problems.