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GEAR AID Seam Grip SIL Sigillante siliconico per tende e teloni Silnylon Sigillante 1,5 Oz

Brand:GEAR AID

3.6/5

€
30.23

Tipo di sport: Ciclismo. L'imballaggio può variare. Ideale anche per l'applicazione su teloni in silnylon, ripari e abbigliamento antipioggia per tenere fuori l'acqua (precedentemente noto come SIL Net). Crea un sigillo impermeabile di lunga durata che non si sbuccia o si crepa nel tempo; non influenzato dal caldo o dal freddo estremi. Applicare su attrezzatura ultraleggera, compresi gli zaini in silnylon; polimerizza in un sigillo flessibile ed elastico che si flette e si allunga con il tessuto. Sigilla fino a 24 piedi di cuciture con 1,5 once di questo adesivo resistente e trasparente che si attacca in modo permanente alle tende trattate con silicone (silinylon).

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EAN: 731673036149

Categories: Settore automobilistico, Cura della macchina, Sigillanti, Silicone,

Tipo di sport: Ciclismo. L'imballaggio può variare. Ideale anche per l'applicazione su teloni in silnylon, ripari e abbigliamento antipioggia per tenere fuori l'acqua (precedentemente noto come SIL Net). Crea un sigillo impermeabile di lunga durata che non si sbuccia o si crepa nel tempo; non influenzato dal caldo o dal freddo estremi. Applicare su attrezzatura ultraleggera, compresi gli zaini in silnylon; polimerizza in un sigillo flessibile ed elastico che si flette e si allunga con il tessuto. Sigilla fino a 24 piedi di cuciture con 1,5 once di questo adesivo resistente e trasparente che si attacca in modo permanente alle tende trattate con silicone (silinylon).
Brand GEAR AID
Brand ‎GEAR AID
Brand Name ‎GEAR AID
Color ‎Clear
Compatible Material Plastic
Compatible Material ‎Plastic
Country of Origin ‎United States
Customer Reviews 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,381 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Included Components ‎Seam Grip+Silicone Tent Sealer
Item Dimensions LxWxH ‎4.88 x 1.05 x 8.01 inches
Item Form Oz
Item Form ‎Oz
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H ‎7.99 x 4.53 x 0.98 inches
Item Package Quantity ‎1
Item Volume ‎1.5 Fluid Ounces
Item Weight ‎0.12 Pounds
Manufacturer ‎GEAR AID
Material Blend
Material ‎Blend
Model Name ‎10440
Model Year ‎2015
Number of Items ‎1
Package Information ‎Tube
Package Weight ‎0.06 Kilograms
Part Number ‎10440
Size ‎1.5 oz
Special Feature ‎Waterproof
Specific Uses For Product Gear Aid SilNet Silicone Seam Sealer
Specific Uses For Product ‎Gear Aid SilNet Silicone Seam Sealer
Sport Type ‎Cycling
Style ‎Sealant 1.5 Oz
Suggested Users ‎Unisex Youth
Warranty Description ‎2 Year Warranty
Water Resistance Level ‎Waterproof

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Scritto da: Wilson
Turned a badly leaking tent into a dry tent
I used this to make repairs to an older, badly leaking, tent: a Nemo Losi 3P, about 8yrs old, I think. The interior seam taping had completely failed, it was peeling off along every seam of the rain fly. When the tent was sprayed with a garden hose, it was leaking badly along the full length of every seam - it seemed like it was raining inside. I set up the tent in a covered area and used a small brush to "paint" the Seam Grip on the exterior of all of the rain fly seams. This took a long time. I was as careful as I could be, but it still doesn't look quite "factory" or exactly professional looking. But what matters most, the tent no longer leaks! This was a fairly expensive tent when new, and it would have been a shame to discard it - but it lives again - thanks to a couple dollars and a little effort. The cost of the Seam Grip was money well spent. There were also some velcro straps which attach the rain fly to the tent poles. The velcro was originally glued to the inside of the rainly but the glue had deteriorated and the straps detached. I attemped to use Seam Grip to re-attach the straps but it just didn't hold. So from my perspective, the Seam Grip did a much better job waterproofing than it did "gripping". It might be best to have these straps attached for high wind conditions, but for most other situations they don't seem critical.
Scritto da: Katherine Anderson
Seam sealer
Works as expected
Scritto da: James CL
Great tent sealer
I used this to seal all the seams on one of my tents. Made it waterproof.
Scritto da: Simon
Also a great anti-slip solution
I use this to not only patch pinholes and seal seams in tent floors but it also works great if you apply it in dabs onto the top of an inflatable sleeping pad to keep your sleeping bag from slipping off in the middle of the night. I even put a couple layers of dabs onto the bottom of some compression socks my sister wears around her house to keep the socks from slipping on her hardwood floors. Just wash the socks in cold or warm (not hot) water and hang dry instead of putting in the dryer.
Scritto da: Jaffa Jones
Keeps you dry!
This stuff is a must have for most tents, if you are tired of drippy seams and wet hair this is the stuff.
Scritto da: Ryan K
Scouts...can't teach 'em, can't beat 'em either. (Totally kidding here)
Doesn't matter how many times you tell them. Knives don't belong near tents. Neither does fire, but that was a previous lesson. Don't play with your knife around the tent I told them...over and over and over again. Somehow while a scout was teaching another scout how throw his knife during free time (No, no one was hurt miraculously) it bounced up off the stump, did a mid-air turn much like a UFO or a certain "magic bullet" and flew towards the tent. Luckily it climbed in altitude and just skimmed over the rain fly. So they fearing the wrath of the leader getting on their case, didn't tell anyone as it just missed the tent. Well irony is not without a sense of humor it seems. That night while we were all sleeping the heavens opened and it rained. Then it rained harder and harder until morning. It just so happens the two scouts involved in the knife incident were sleeping right underneath the supposed "near miss". They woke up soaked. Through their lack on tying the rain fly out to the trees or stakes, the water would pool and run right into the surgical tear in the tent and rain fly. Lucky for them that was the only day it rained and they got all their stuff dried out. I was ready to right the tent off as a loss as many tents before it. Then a quick search on google turned up this product and an awesome video. I ordered it right away and two days later, thanks to my Prime account, I was ready to play. I used some packing tape to hold the cut together and slathered this on the other side about an 1/8" thick extending beyond each side of the tear by 1/4". I let it dry for 24 hours. Seemed to work nicely. Now for the other side. I removed the packing tape and then repeated the process on the tape side and let it dry for 24 hours. I used a little baby/talcum powder to put on the silicone fix to get rid of the tackiness before I folded up the rain fly. 3 weeks later we used the tent on a campout and it rained on us again. But the fix held well. No leaks in the tent this time. Great product that I'll use a lot now. The SILNET stays flexible and should hold up well to the scouts abuse.
Scritto da: Bebe
Works wonderfully
best value for $
Scritto da: NY Woodsman
Fixed Platypus Leak
I just used a few gobs of this sealant to repair my Platypus hydration bladder that was delaminating after 5years of fairly frequent year round use. I got a return autborization from Cascade Designs to sent it to Seattle for repair but decided to save $ by not blowing it on shipping, opting to go the DIY route on the repair instead. Now I have nearly a whole tube left which I'll use to seal seams on my MSR Hubba Hubba that's been loved to death since 2003. This stuff is not very thick...pretty runny, but just thick enough to work with if you're careful and don't try to apply too much at once. I recommend it if you need to do similar repairs. Happy Hiking & Camping, Friends! Fix your gear and get the heck out there already! ;0)
Scritto da: Gary e.
Five Stars
very happy with silinet silicone seam sealer done my job a %100
Scritto da: martin
so far not good I repaired my car roof bag and my tent ...
This is my first time using this product, so far not good I repaired my car roof bag and my tent bag which is of a lighter material than the roof bag . the tent bag rip came apart with the silghtest pressure. it does form a good seal water repllent wise but I am going to reinforce the joint with extra material glued on the inside of the bag
Scritto da: Robert A. Mendez
Silly Seam Sealer
This is not a permanent fix. This is difficult to apply to seems and when use for patches they simply fall out. Yes, I followed the instructions and doubled the cure time and the surfaces were clean.
Scritto da: O. Brygier
Macht, was es soll
Diesen Seam Seal Dichtstoff habe ich bei meinem 3F UL Lanshan 2 Pro Zelt angewendet. Eine Spritze wurde mit dem Zelt mitgeliefert. Mit dieser und dem beigefügten Pinsel lässt sich der Seam Sealer prima auf die Zeltnähte auftragen (eine ruhige Hand vorausgesetzt). Ich habe das bei 32 °C am aufgebauten Zelt gemacht und es sind keine "Rotznasen" entstanden, wenn man die aufgetragene Raupe zügig mit dem Pinsel verstreicht. Der Sealer bleibt nach dem Trocknen (3 - 5 Std.) dauerelastisch und er glänzt ein wenig. Ich habe die Dichtigkeit des Zeltes bei einem mehrstündigen Regen testen "dürfen". Es blieb wirklich dicht! Fazit: Leicht aufzutragen und perfekte Dichtwirkung (wenn man sauber arbeitet). Die Menge reicht für das o.g. Zelt locker aus. Ich habe noch fast die Hälfte der Tube übrig für eventuelle Nacharbeit. Also - klare Kaufempfehlung, auch wenn das Zeug ziemlich teuer ist!
Scritto da: Bike Tourist
Not What You Think
Do you have a beautiful new & expensive tent? Do you think you're pretty good with your hands? Well look no further! This is THE quickest way to ruin all of that, and make you regret all your life choices. Put plainly: this sticky, drippy, nasty goop is impossible to deal with in a controlled manner. It will most definitely make your gorgeous new tent look like picasso puked on it. You will have blobs, drips, erratic swipes and about 50 paper towels covered in the stuff. You will be cursing yourself, your tent, and this product with every renewed effort to apply it neatly. In the end you will hate it - and be humiliated by the results. I imagine it is actually waterproof (yay!) but it is the worst way I know of to achieve a result. Believe me, I took my time! Conditions were ideal! It's just not made for mere mortals. You might as well spray paint some graffiti on it too... it can't make it look any worse.

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