Just curious, has anyone ever seam sealed a tent in winter? We had a warmer day here at 40, and i went for it. The folks at tarpent said it should be ok, just will take longer to dry. Just curious about others experiences.
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GE give the air temperature range from 40f to 100f.
I have seam sealed from about 50f to about 100f.
BTW, silicone cures faster in high humidity . So on a very hot and humid day it can be a real challenge to get a neat application.
send it to me with return shipping and I'll do it for ya. extended drought forecast here in CA is 64* mostly sunny..
I got it done yesterday, i just let it sit out over night. It looks really good. I used the mixing method, and it turned out great. Thanks jason, it sure is nicer where you are at.
What is the "mixing method"?
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