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I have just come back from a VERY wet packing up session and have n extremely wet tent, to dry out. The problem is the weather forecast is awful! How long can I get away with leaving it folded down damp (at the moment with the forecast I think I'll be able to get it up in the garden Friday pm, it was folded down late morning yesterday - am I going to damage it in that amount of time?
Also, the rain this weekend has proven that I need to reproof the tent, I am not vertically challenged at 5'8" but my tent's roof is approx 7'. Having read a couple of other websites I need to get reproofing liquid, fine, I can track that down easily enough but I was after any tips for making sure I get an even coverage over the roof (use of ladder is expected!) when the tent is so big as its a vango aspen 700
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Topic: Reproofing & drying out - Help needed!!!
