McNETT® - Essentials for AdventureTM

Tent Hole Repairs

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  • Repairing your tent holes

    Step 1:

    Seam Grip® permanently repairs common pinholes and tears in the tent floor. Apply just enough Seam Grip to cover the hole and spread 1/4” (5mm) beyond. Allow to dry level overnight. For 2 hour cure time, mix Seam Grip with Cotol-240™ before applying.

  • Repairing your tent holes

    Step 2:

    The Field Repair Kit includes both adhesive and patches. To use the tent immediately, simply cover the pinhole with a Tenacious™ Brand Clean Tape™ peel-and-stick patch.

  • Repairing your tent holes

    Step 3:

    For larger holes and tears, use a patch as a backing then apply Seam Grip. Remove patch in a few days when the Seam Grip has fully cured.

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    QUICK FIX - Hot Melt Glue

    Hold Hot Melt Glue stick 2-4 inches above the repair area. Use a match or lighter to melt the glue stick and cover hole or tear with melted glue.

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    Repairing Mosquito Netting

    Cut the Tenacious Tape to the desired size and shape. Remember to round the corners of your patch. Patches with rounded edges are less likely to come off accidentally. Make tent netting taunt by zipping closed to an assembled tent. Un-zip a small area, just large enough for your hand to go through.

  • Repairing your tent holes

    Remove backing paper and place patch over repair area. Apply pressure to the patch with fingers. Start at the center of the patch then work out to the edges to avoid bubbles.

  • Repairing your tent holes

    PERMANENT REPAIR - No-Seeum Netting

    Sew No-Seeum Netting to area around the damaged netting. Sew small stitches 1/4” inside the edge of the No-Seeum netting patch.

Find more great tips like these in our Repair Guide

  • Replace A Broken Zipper Slider

    Replace A Broken Zipper Slider

    Remove old zipper foot. Take new zipper slider and guide track tapes into the top grooves of the slider, pushing them through to the bottom. Use a pin if needed to work the track tapes through. Pull tapes gently to make sure slider is sitting evenly on tracks.
  • Packing Tip

    Packing Tip

    Proper Backpack Weight Distribution: A. Small, “Quick Access” Items i.e.: sunblock, head lamp, etc. B. Heavy Weight Items i.e.: food, water, fuel, etc. C. Light Weight Items i.e.: rain gear, clothing, etc. D. Medium Weight Items i.e.: tent, ground sheet, etc. E. Sleeping Bag