to seal or not to seal

[rngn]

I have A mambajamba tarp do I have to seal it and if so how ,and with what?

[flatline]

i don't seal until it's necessary.
i use this stuff when needed.
you'll probably need to seal the pull outs first.

[rngn]

winshield repair really have you used it before but thanx for info

[chickenwing]

Muskrat has mambajamba tarp that has seen many, many times out and it has not been sealed. I have a DIY tarp that has a similar ridge line and it has not been sealed either.
Pics or it didn't happen so here is video proof.

[flatline]

yeah man, it's good stuff.
there are a few other threads with more info.
here's one and you can run a search for " flowable " for a bunch more.
the flowable characteristics help it penetrate better than the thicker stuff.
sil net is good stuff too, but i like the permatex a little better. i find it a little easier to work with and a little neater too.

[DivaB]

yeah man, it's good stuff.
there are a few other threads with more info.
here's one and you can run a search for " flowable " for a bunch more.
the flowable characteristics help it penetrate better than the thicker stuff.
sil net is good stuff too, but i like the permatex a little better. i find it a little easier to work with and a little neater too.

This is very interesting to know.

[Bubba]

I use Permatex flowable silicone on my tarps. Works great and gets into the stitching well as flatline mentioned.
I sealed the side pull outs on my Superfly. The ridgeline on your tarp does not need to be sealed.

yeah man, it's good stuff.
there are a few other threads with more info.
here's one and you can run a search for " flowable " for a bunch more.
the flowable characteristics help it penetrate better than the thicker stuff.
sil net is good stuff too, but i like the permatex a little better. i find it a little easier to work with and a little neater too.

[gunner76]

The BMJ does not need to be sealed