Does it stick nylon to nylon fabric for my waterproof jacket?
569419
Yes, it works great for things like patching a hole using a nylon fabric patch like this - just glue the nylon patch on the inside of the jacket. If the hole is small - you can often use Seam Grip without a patch and it works fine by just gluing the two edges of the fabric together. I use this stuff for everything!!
569420
I've done a lot of waterproofing (jackets, backpacks, tents, shoes) & I've tried Seam Grip Sealer & I HATE IT WITH A PASSION! It just never dries; after months & months it's still sticky (the company admits it's difficult to cure & recommends sprinkling baby powder on it to help it dry - BABY POWDER?! Who wants baby powder all over everything?!). And when it comes in contact with itself on a seam it sticks & when you try to pull it apart it rips away the sealer. Seam sealing is time consuming & I've wasted mucho time tearing off the sticky Seam Sealer mess & using much better products: For heavy materials I like E6000; it costs 1/2 as much for twice as much sealer, drys fast, stays flexible but is tuff & protects the seams. Because it does dry fast, be ready to work quick to spread it out & the funky chemical smell will go away in a couple of weeks. For lighter materials such as coats, I like Coghlan's Seam Sealer; it's easy to use, seals the seam well, drys quick & a 2 oz tube goes a long way, and again, is much cheaper than Seam Grip. If you want to glue two pieces of nylon together, I'd recommend Beacon Fabri-Tac - it bonds quickly & permanently, dries clear & is washable. It's not cheap, but makes a super bond & a 4 oz bottle will do a lot of projects.
1026840
Yes. I put this in below my dry pack shower pan. Than another coat on the shower pan. Works great
2258885
You can use Nikwax on all waterproof fabrics! Just make sure to read the instructions before use!
1480727
That is a very good question thank you for asking. The answer is no, it is nylon.
1658109
I think the loft tech is for down jackets. The tech wash works well, it doesn't provide waterproofing, its not supposed to. It doesn't strip the waterproofing that's already built in.
369805
I don't believe it is. It is made of nylon, so it could be made waterproof with a little camp dry spray.
635343
I wouldn't think so I would dry clean. Its a very nice jacket and wouldn't want to ruin it. Hand clean the bugs off is what i did:/
1904819
That's a good question, its nylon, really strong, I would just rinse it by hand, I've had this hammock almost a year and love it!
762742
Yes, it's waterproof looks like a poly tarp. BTW, Expect to invest in better stakes and seam sealer.
648168
yes, it attaches to fabric. but let it dry for a couple hours after spraying.
286447
I don't see why not. It's a nylon sheet much like the material on a good windbreaker you might wear.
145915
I would say its waterproof in the same way a regular nylon jacket is waterproof. in some serious downpour it will get wet. I bought this for shooting a beach assignment. It was not the kind of shoot with 3 assistants lugging a heavy pelican case across the sand. I wanted something lightweight that could be zipped up.Works just fine for me.
300009
No. The cloth is speaker cloth on both sides. I don't think that Velcro of any kind would stick to it.
2087253
Here's what I did and it worked fine. Wash garment as you usually do, spin dry, leave wet. Prepare your pail (about half-full of water for a jacket) and add 5 capfuls of waterproofing soak. Soak garment for about 10 minutes, kneading and squeezing thoroughly so that solution saturates every part of the garment. Squeeze out as much water as you can. Put garment in dryer on medium heat until dry. You only "dry" it once.
1713167
I have never tested the blanket to see if it is waterproof but my best guess is no. I use this in my hammock to augment a wool blanket and / or sleeping bag depending on the air temp. It is basically an insulated nylon blanket that I liked so much I bought another one. BTW...this is not really big enough to serve as a bivy anyway...too small unless for a child.
2275036
I'm not sure if it actually will "waterproof"; maybe you can ask the company. It is very water-repellent. Hope that helps!
1438307
I used it on a cloth jacket, not quite denim, and it seemed to make it resistant for a month or two. Should work on jeans fine but it's not a long term solution nor a heavy duty one.