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    Cuben Stuff Sack Repair

    I put a small rip, maybe 1/4" long, in one of my cuben stuff sacks. Will duct tape work well enough to fix it?

    If not, does anyone have a tiny bit of cuben repair tape you'd be willing to sell me?

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    Duct tape works extremely well on cuben, gorilla tape even better. Although I will say the cost of the tape from Z-Packs is pretty cheap- http://www.zpacks.com/accessories/tape.shtml

    While I have used duct and gorilla tape in the past on my cuben, the issues I ran into removing it to apply a better looking and lighter cuben tape patch were enough for me to never put it on my cuben again, unless I absolutely have no other choice!
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    Lowes and others even carry clear duc tape..I carry it wrapped around a straw,,about 6-7' of it rolled for a repair kit ration. Works fantastic on cuben.

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    perfect. I already have some clear duct tape. I just wanted to make sure it would work.

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    Like Yoda said, the ZPacks cuben tape is cheap and better for your purpose.

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    I'll probably pick up some of that as well for my tarp for those "oops" moments. Since it's just a small stuff sack that I need to repair, I'm not too concerned about using the duct tape.

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    I also carry Zpacks cuben tape for repair as well,,it works so easy and perfect..and its permanent. to me the duc tape is a temp repair to get me back home to make the permanent repair with cuben tape later on.

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    Yeah, I'm going to pick up some of the cuben repair tape for sure. I'm actually surprised that the HG Cuben tarp didn't come with a small repair kit.

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