can i spray over a tarp to waterproof
1877157
Probably not a good idea, this stuff is more for like hard surfaces from my experience and even then it's not thee most durable thing.
403304
I don't see why not. It fits over the back of just about anything. I bought it to put on the back of a pickup with a cap. Put it up once to see how it would work. Didn't seem too difficult. Is waterproof nylon and has an extra waterproof top that fits on top and keeps the rain out while letting air in. I've since gotten a camper van to pull my horse trailer, so haven't used the tent.
2219909
You can put a tarp or piece of plastic over it. You can also let water out and refill with warm water as needed
1723150
Yes it is tarp material. Water shouldn't come in unless there was a tear or holes.
1072549
Hi I've used it on a nylon windbreaker, the outer synthetic cover of a sleeping bag and a tent out of parachute material, whatever that stuff is. had to spray it all twice to waterproof it, but no problems whatsoever. hope that helps.
476631
Not waterproof; it's just regular printer paper glued to a very thin magnet sheet. You can spray or paint over the printing (after the ink has dried) with an acrylic sealer or a waterproof Mod Podge to protect your project.
1493803
I don't think that the 3M Multi-purpose 27 spray adhesive will hold up very long in humid or wet conditions. I'm not an expert, but I would suggest "3M 80 Rubber and Vinyl Adhesive Spray" which is neoprene based and much more waterproof. It's available on Amazon as well. Again, I'm not an expert, but you would probably do better with such a neoprene rubber, water resistant spray or cement adhesive.
900809
I would not trust it to be waterproof. I would try a store like REI for waterproof spray
939414
This is a waterproofing agent, not a glue. I find it comes off pretty easily on my rain boots, where I put it on the seams to help reinforce the whole "keep the water out" thing. I would recommend something more like this: Loctite 1390595 10 Fluid Ounce Cartridge PL Premium Polyurethane Construction Adhesive
2040867
Not likely. It works by not only coating the tent fabric but soaking in to the fabric a bit. I think it would ruin the leather on boots. I know that there are specially made waterproofing substances for leather though. Best of luck.
1953694
The wrap is 2 layers of crepe type paper with a layer of tar like material in the middle. The wrap will get wet but only I think on the outside. I use it only after my sprinklers are turned off and blown out. I do not think you need it on mature trees only on young(3 years and younger) here in Colorado.Also you only need it on smooth barked trees.
1574564
I've never tried that, so I cannot answer for sure. I had considered using a light-weight insulation material to cover the house, and I know it would be fine with that. But I am not sure if it would hold a good deal of weight (such as a heavy tarp).
2014184
It hasn't leaked on me and I have used it for years under virtually all conditions. If I ever got wet it was either from condensation dripping off of the fly through the screen or trying to get in and out of the Solitaire in the rain. You can spray the fabric of the rainfly with "Scotchguard" water repellant. If that is not sufficient I think you could probably use the seam sealer liquid to coat the fabric.
120995
no it was not waterproof i sprayed it with SILICONE spray to keep water out had no problems whit it
2268024
You don't need to waterproof--this tent is already waterproofed. We have not had to use seam sealer since most of the time, we take the sides off to make the tent cooler. Scotch Gard makes a heavy duty water repellent for outdoor fabrics if you think you need it.
745442
I had product stay dry under the canopy when all the walls were up. The issue is of relative humidity, if too high condensation forms inside of the canopy and drips down onto things. I covered things up when closed for the night. I haven't used it extensively though so can't say how long the waterproofing will last.
2096073
Yes, it is fairly waterproof. I have used the tape on my plastic greenhouse covers and on plasting sheeting which I use to cover my screened in porch during the winter months. It has kept the rain and weather out.