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09/7/2007 at 10:09am
 Location: St.Annes Lancashire
 Outfit: Avondale Golden Mayfair (Dart 510 5)
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I'd be scared of using anything other than the sealant that's actually made for the purpose to be honest, but I think using talc to prevent the sealant sticking your tent together is a brilliant idea! 

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09/7/2007 at 10:21am
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i threw some talc out yesterday.. i only had it for polly pocket.. i may be able to retrieve it from the waste bin............


09/7/2007 at 1:51pm
 Location: Kingston
 Outfit: Gelert Cyclone
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 The talc theory is great, bit like the chalk/pummice/talc in a puncture repair kit anything like that should do.

No I wouldn't use UHU either for one thing it's WAY to stringy for me (horrible accident with a 00 scale model spitfire and its propeller with UHU would NEVER recommend UHU at all).

Try and do it the first day you put the tent up then go out for the day (I can recommend Seven Acres site at Frome just right for Longleat House and Park) should be nice and dry when you get back

Keith



09/7/2007 at 5:53pm
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Quote: Originally posted by sonja.p on 07/7/2007
i always drink dry cider :)
Tee hee!!!

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10/7/2007 at 8:07am
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if the seam sealant is applied to silver coated material there is a tendancy for the seam sealant to delaminate the silver coating, but please note this does not affect the performance of the sealant.

great!

I think i'll just sit under the flysheet with a brolly and a bottle of cider, 'til it stops raining.

hmmm. better make that a box of cider.



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10/7/2007 at 10:26pm
 Location: Irvine
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Hi Angelica.....we are talking about sorting out a leaking tent here....not a plastic model Spitfire.....believe me....UHU works great. It is no different to any other seam sealer!

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