recoating inside of portable

[dairyman]

my flip over has developed quite a few thin spots in the tent material..............anybody used the flexable spray on stuff to reseal the canvas

[Chumba]

Sounds interesting. I'd be willing to give something a try too. I have refletics on the top and the back. But the door and sides could use some help

[cam white]

Did the inside of mine two years ago. Used black locktite color guard. It's an aerosol rubberized coating. Not sure if they still make it. Took six cans to do the sides and front( I have refectix on the ceiling.) made it wind proof and dark again, and way warmer to heat.

[Agronomist_at_IA]

Did the inside of mine two years ago. Used black locktite color guard. It's an aerosol rubberized coating. Not sure if they still make it. Took six cans to do the sides and front( I have refectix on the ceiling.) made it wind proof and dark again, and way warmer to heat.

Got a link? I was just thinking of using the flex seal black can stuff........getting a little thin on the fabric on mine to!

[cam white]

Not sure on availability.

https://www.acklandsgrainger.com/AGIPort...m_code=LCT34979

[slick2526]

I know this is a older thread but I find it interesting. I also found this product that I think I am going to try in a house I will be purchasing soon.

Rust-Oleum Leak Seal

[leech~~]

I would suggest if you are going to spray any of those coatings on the inside of your porty. You may want to do it this weekend as it could take a month to air out the smell! Nothing like being trapped with the smell for hours on the lake and can't get away from it!

[Gus]

LOL.. true on the smells...

Cigar smoke takes FOR EVER to go away. I think it impregnates itself into the moist fabrics. One and only time I smoked cigars in the porty.

[dairyman]

I tore my portable apart and turned it in-side out and then sprayed it. But the stink part is TRUE------OMG what a smell. I'm going to leave it turned inside-out for a few weeks