So how are you gonna lay in them all?Originally Posted by gmcttr
So how are you gonna lay in them all?
One at a time.So how are you gonna lay in them all?
Hold up must be on the BB. I ordered my Superfly on the 25th & got it on Monday. Seam sealed by Monday night...
I think your right.Hold up must be on the BB. I ordered my Superfly on the 25th & got it on Monday. Seam sealed by Monday night...
I ordered a BB 1.1 single layer & a camo-Superfly for my son. I'm going to give them to him for Christmas.
I'm hoping it will get here in time for me to seam seal & dry & then wrap them up.
Last edited by JKRay; 12-09-2011 at 02:28.
I ordered mine too soon! So now not only am I having to wait for Christmas, but i find out my wife should have waited!
What is the seem sealing everyone is talking about?
Tarps!!!!!!!
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The Superfly is two sheets of silnylon sewn together with a rolled seam. It is sewn over with some grossgrain by Brandon. When you look at the Superfly, you'll notice a black ridgeline running down the top, separating the two sides.
Most people have found it to be waterproof; however, there are some of us that are 'compulsive' and we seam seal down the underside of this seam with something like "McNetts". You can also use the silicone sealant to seal up the tarp tie-outs. These are rounded patched in the middle, which are sewn through. Without a lot of water pressure, it's unlikely that the water will get through the stitching; however, if you're compulsive enough to seal the seam, then you'll likely seal the pull outs too.
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