GEAR AID Seam Grip WP Waterproof Sealant and Adhesive for Jackets, Tents, Sleeping Pads and Outdoor Fabric | Repairs Rips, Seals Seams on Nylon, Canvas and Vinyl

Love this product. Fast clean, holds and seals perfect. A must for smart outdoors people. Or insurance against a bad night

Amazing stuff. Works as a thick sealer and also as a cement.

Seems to work fine and the application is very straightforward. My only gripe is that I had to supply a bag to keep it all in.

Camping in Florida means eventually dealing with heavy rain, and our thunderstorms have a way of exposing every weak point in a tent very quickly. I applied Seam Grip WP to the problem seams before my next trip, following the directions and giving it plenty of time to cure. The difference was immediately noticeable. It adhered great and dried clear. We ended up getting hit on the trip with hard, wind-driven rain that lasted long enough to really test the sealing. I would have expected water to start working its way through the seams in the past. This time, the inside of the tent stayed dry. The seal itself feels durable and flexible rather than brittle, which is important on tent fabric that gets folded, stuffed, stretched, and packed repeatedly. A little also goes a surprisingly long way, so one tube should handle quite a few seams or repairs depending on the size of your gear. Application can be a little tedious if you’re sealing a lot of seams, but that’s more about the nature of the job than the product. Take your time, apply it carefully, and let it cure completely. For anyone trying to extend the life of a good tent instead of replacing it because of leaking seams, this is an inexpensive fix that actually works. After seeing it hold up through a Florida thunderstorm, I know it works great.

I did a 2-day festival and the seams on my new $250 started leaking so I bought a tube of this stuff to seal them. 1 is not enough! I highly recommend a minimum of 2, but 3 is ideal! Worked great, did a 2-day festival over the weekend and it rained a little on Saturday, all night, and then all day Sunday. No leaks on the seams but my tent did have some leaks inside just because of condensation and just so much rain and I was not alone on this, was the same for others. So this stuff worked great, dries clear, and looks shiny and wet when dry. I do recommend it.

Bought a tent and worked this into all of the seams. Camped out two times and rain did not get in the tent. I never rely only on the factory seams, because I'll camp in any weather. Easy to apply.

It takes about 3 tube's for a shortbed full size truck Softopper. Make sure you wear gloves cause this stuff is a nightmare to get off. To get it off, WD-40 works pretty good on your hands.

I applied this to a Coleman polyester tent. It’s been used one time after the initial coating and there are spots where it’s pulling up. Don’t get me wrong, the stuff works great for creating a nice rubbery seal on the seams. My concern is the longevity and how often I’d have to inspect and apply more if after taking it down, putting it back up to use, then taking it down again then pulling it out to inspect/clean (but not fully set up) I’m finding multiple spots where it’s peeled up from the tent.

Ha svolto adeguatamente il suo dovere sigillando le cuciture di una tenda da tetto. Ora dall'interno non ci sono più infiltrazioni date dai fili

Ich habe mit dem McNett GearAId Nachtdichter Seam Grip einen 5 mm lagen Riss in einer Luftmatratze geflickt, der die Matratze in der Tiefe eines Wulstes komplett perforierte. Ich hatte nicht gedacht, dass das funktionieren kann, aber die Matratze ist voll aufgepumpt nun schon 5 Tage dicht. Top, Empfehlung!

Muy buena calidad y duradero

Nice

Excellent product for seam sealing and patching. I primarily bought this to apply a patch to a significant patch for my nylon tent and after 24 hours it made a good solid bond which dried perfectly clear whle remaining flexible. I had some stitching to support the tear and used this to seal the stitching afterwards. I personally tried thinning it with white spirit to pentrate the stitching better but still found it very thick though it worked well. I found it a bit sticky for seam sealing though it was very effective. Bonding and grip was excellent. Tubes just a bit small for a major repair (hopefully a rare event for any camper) and quite expensive - I would have liked to be able to but a larger tube size despite cost. Primary lesson is not to rip my tent so badly next time! Excellent for restoring the seams in a worn out old tent.