Seam Sure™ Water Based Seam Sealer



    Water inside the tent is never a good thing. 

    Use Seam Sure™ Water Based Seam Sealer to seal and waterproof the seams of your tent, tarp, pack and rainwear. Durable, odorless and flexible, Seam Sure is perfect for family-sized tents. Plus, its water-based formula is good for the earth. Ideal for sealing seams on polyurethane coated fabrics.

    Seam Sure flexes with the fabric insuring waterproofing even in cold temperatures and high wind conditions. Our unique brush applicator allows the user to easily apply Seam Sure into needle holes, sewn joints, corners and under lap-felled and folded seams.

    Seam Sure is part of a comprehensive line of Care and Repair products from McNett®. With McNett®, anyone can be a master of equipment repair.

    • Fast drying, super easy to use
    • Odorless, water-based urethane formula
    • Dries clear, stays flexible
    • Works on tents, tarps, packs and rainwear

    Seam Sure™ is part of the McNett GEAR AID™ product range.

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    How To Waterproof Tent Seams with Seam Sure

    Clean and dry all surfaces.

    Remove old seam sealer with stiff bristle brush and isopropyl alcohol.

    Shake well before use. Remove inner foil. Pull brush top open.

    Squeeze bottle gently and apply a thin, even film to stitching on coated side of fabric (or inside of item). Use brush to work into needle holes, sewn joints, corners and under lap-felled and folded seams.

    Clean drips and excess with damp cloth.

    Allow to fully dry before use or folding (minimum 2 hours at room temperature; longer if colder). Test for dryness before use.

    CLEAN-UP & STORAGE: Close brush top and wash bristles with soap and water immediately after use; stiff bristles may be loosened with lacquer thinner. Store in a cool, dry place.

    Special Applications & Tips

    Tent Seam Sealing: Perimeter seams on ‘seam taped’ tents are not factory sealed and require sealing. Apply a thin film of SeamSure to inside floor seams (fig.1). Allow to dry overnight.

    Use SeamSure to seal areas that regularly leak, such as stake-out points at corners (fig. 2).

    To seal the seams on your rainfly, set it up inside-out for easier application. Attach the rainfly to the tent so all seams are taut (fig. 3).

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    What is it?

    When cured (dry) Seam Sure is a odorless, invisible film.

    How it works?

    Seam Sure is applied to stitched sewn seams of tents, tarps and outerwear. Allow to cure over a period of 2 hours.

    When applied, Seam Sure is permanent and a long-lasting film with a non-gloss finish. Seam Sure is washable and dry-cleanable.

     

    „Great product. Used it to seal up my sleeping pad and it worked great.“-Chris, Greensboro, NC

     

    „GREAT PRODUCT. USED IT TO SEAL UP MY SLEEPING PAD AND IT WORKED GREAT.“-CHRIS, GREENSBORO, NC

     

    „Purchased this product to use on the non-taped seams of my new tent. It was very easy to use. The brush applicator is helpful. It’s worth the time to use this seam sealer – it rained for several hours overnight during our last camping trip, and we didn’t have a drop of water inside our newly seam sealed tent.“– Amy S., Pittsburgh, PA

     

    „This product lived up to its claims. I was able to seal a pop up camper’s canvas completely with one bottle.“– John. S., Virginia

     

    ADDITIONAL USER COMMENTS –

    „Purchased this product to use on the non-taped seams of my new tent. It was very easy to use – it took just two hours to do the seams on my huge tent.“
    -Online customer



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    REPAIR YOUR OUTERWEAR

    Seam Grip® permanently repairs common pinholes and tears in your outerwear. 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.

     

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    KNIFE TIP

    To sharpen a knife, slide the knife across the sharpening stone as though you are trying to cut a thin slice off the stone. Hold the blade at roughly a 20 degree angle and draw it steadily. Be sure to count the number of strokes and do the same number of strokes on the opposite side.

     

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