If I want to seam seal it, do I have to use Silicone Seam Sealer?
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Or would that have been specified in the description column Listings page?��"Dual silicon with 40 denier nylon, polyurethane coating, waterproof guarantee by heat tape suture, hydraulic resistance of 20,000mm,"Thank you very much in advance.
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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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Not necessary to seal at all. I used this as a dining fly during a down pour in the White Mountains...kept dry...ready to perform right out of the box.
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Or would that have been specified in the description column Listings page? "Dual silicon with 40 denier nylon, polyurethane coating, waterproof guarantee by heat tape suture, hydraulic resistance of 20,000mm," Thank you very much in advance.
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I put mine just a little bit outboard of the center. Also, I found that you should use white silicone caulk (not latex or siliconized latex). It really needs to be pure silicone. I run caulking on the undersides of the guard and press it in place. Then, I caulk the seams everywhere the guard meets the wall or tub. I've had good luck with this method.
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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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Yes. Leave the door in a closed position and screw the strip to the sill so it just contacts the door all of the way around the door (except the bottom) and you will have an effective seal
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Hi Kim. No, you do not need to seal your flooring. Sealing your flooring may void any manufacturers warranty and you should consult your manufacturer prior to installation. No, we have not had any reports of mold or mildew with this product. Be sure to test your concrete for high moisture levels if mold is/could be a concern.
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Do not use a vacuum sealer (foodsaver) unless it is a chamber sealer or has a seal-only option. Use a regular heat sealer. The vacuum sealer will suck the liquid into the machine. Or you can freeze them first before sealing.
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All you talking about a thermostat? Not sure what your referring to, but yes you can . Not sure exactly what you are trying to overcome. For a sealing application l would use rtv silicone or Teflon tape.Normally l use an tiseez on bolts or blue locative.
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You have to use a sealant. They recommend using their clear Gel Medium or Glaze or a spray sealer. They don't recommend machine washing.
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As with all tents its reccomended to use seam sealer on all your seams before you use it ...other than that awesome tent I love mine
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Yes, you do. And you need a good one. It is very sticky and does not come out so easily.Use gloves. Humid and warm air reduces curing time.As Thomas said - it has limited time after opening, unless you seal it well.
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Yes. And, what Mr. Bohlman said. Check the coupler for play and replace if necessary. Might as well replace the seal there too. There's a simple tool for installing the seal.
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Yes. Just paint the edges and install as you normally would. Not only does it help seal but it eases installation
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I'm not sure if I understand the question, but I believe the answer is no. The directions state that the surface needs to be clean and dry and free of waxing or coatings. I take that to mean that all previous sealents need to be removed. I hope that helps.
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I wouldn't . If you don't have a leak then I wouldn't mess with it . Or I would remive the silicone and use the dicor sealant .
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I don't seal it all off. That would prevent oxygen from getting to the fire or coals. No fire or coals, no cooking or smoking.
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I would use sealer for this gel unless its the builder gel which is stronger.but I also seal builder gel too....either way is shiny.
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I treated 1/2 of my tent, on the inside seams, with Aquaseal Seam Sealer. A bit more expensive, but I've had nothing but positive experiences with it in the past as opposed to other sealants. I set the tent up, sealed 1/2 of the seams and let it dry overnight. I put it up during 3 days of rain and none of the seams leaked, the sealed or not sealed. So, I'm not planning to seal the remaining seams unless something starts leaking.I did end up adding my own fly to one of the doors, since the bottom of the doors do pool and hold water, especially if they're not set up super tight.