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    Quote Originally Posted by gmcttr View Post
    Scroll down to the Silnylon 2nds for $5.50.......$2.95 if you want red.
    Thanks it looks like thats what ive been looking for!
    do you know the difference bettween coated and impregnated silnylo? What are the pros and cons of each?

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    I believe that the coated is a thicker base nylon. The impregnated is normally 1.1 oz/sq yd nylon that has been impregnated with silicon. This normally brings the weight up to 1.3 oz/sq yd. It looks like the coated is 70D nylon as the base which is 2.8oz/sq yd. I'm not sure how much the weight increases for the coating.

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    Quote Originally Posted by doogie View Post
    It looks like the coated is 70D nylon as the base which is 2.8oz/sq yd. I'm not sure how much the weight increases for the coating.
    I was under the impression that 70D is 1.9oz/yd^2 base and coating usually brings it up to ~2.3 oz/yd^2.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CatSplat View Post
    I was under the impression that 70D is 1.9oz/yd^2 base and coating usually brings it up to ~2.3 oz/yd^2.
    I got that weight from the breathable fabrics page here http://www.backwoodsdaydreamer.com/p...hable-fabrics/ scroll all the way down.

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    That's 70Dx100D, which is a heavier fabric than 70D. If you look at 1.9oz/yd^2 fabric on the same page, it is referred to as 70D.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gmcttr View Post
    Scroll down to the Silnylon 2nds for $5.50.......$2.95 if you want red.
    has anyone tried the silnylon 2nds? is it worth the price or should i just get new silnylon

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooster View Post
    You should really consider replacing your nylon webbing with polyester webbing.

    Nylon stretches.
    +1. I was going to suggest the same thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by afasino View Post
    has anyone tried the silnylon 2nds? is it worth the price or should i just get new silnylon
    2nds are fine. Usually cosmetic blems, almost never performance issues. Remember that the retailer wants you to be satisfied. 'Sides, in two or three uses it's going to be 2nds anyway.
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    Thanks, and Apis, have you used the 2nds before. Just wondering how cosmetically blemished it tends to be,

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    Quote Originally Posted by afasino View Post
    Thanks, and Apis, have you used the 2nds before. Just wondering how cosmetically blemished it tends to be,
    Many of us have used DIY Gears 2nds. I have bought the 1.1 grey twice. I haven't heard of anyone finding a reason for it to be called 2nds.

    You will be happy with it.

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