Burn Holes in Yukon Door

[tdk]

Last year on Winnie the door on my Yukon got blown into the heater. What's the best way to fix it. Is there a repair kit or do I need to take it to a upholstery shop. This has to have to have happen to someone out there. Any advice?

[JaySt.cloud]

TDK,

Yes thats what I would do. 2 years back a buddy and myself took both our houses that were a year or two old and had a link installed between the two houses. My buddy had a few mice holes in his and the shop fixed them all up for him.

BTW the link turned out perfect and turned our two man portable into a four man portable. We kept the flap on the back so we can fish alone also.

[Eric Wettschreck]

um dood.......Duct tape.

[NAGORSKI]

Get an iron on canvas patch at a fabric store for a couple bucks. Have 1 person hold a piece of wood on the back side and iron the patch on. Worked for me. Good luck J.P.

[MASON38]

First of all, how big of a hole did it the heater create in the material? If its reasonable in size, like 6 x 6" or smaller, call CLAM, and they will send out a patch, then take a can of 3M #77 spray adhesive and fix the hole. You'll have to have the room temp about 60 degrees or warmer for the spray, lay the material out flat, spray on the edges of the burnt area, trim the edges but leave enough to overlap, once dry, I would spray on the outside edge to seal the deal.

I fixed a hole last year on two Pro's and this year on the travel cover for one of them. Good luck!

[jigging-matt]

Try a Wader repair kit. One of my fishing buddies had the exact same thing happen last year. He tried the wader repair kit and it seemed to work great.

[minnesotamusky]

Ssme thing happened to me last winter. I just went to Walmart and bought some blue duct tape. The burn hole wasn't too big.