sealing pinholes in canvas

[DCON]

I have a 6 year old otter house with alot of pinholes in the canvas. Is their anything i can spray it with to get another season out of it without replacing it?

Remember to:"CROSS THEIR EYES"

[Northlander]

TRy a cilicone spray. Beware that this will make your house much air tighter so keep doors open. Also will retain moisture from heaters more. If its real bad just line a reflective emergency blanket inside the canvas. Works good and saves heat.

[willowcat]

I've used plastidip it comes in a can you can get it at most hardware stores.

[BassPatrol]

DCON,

I've used Tent Seam Sealer, it is water based and works pretty well. You can find it at any outdoor store in the camping department.

-BassPatrol

[IceC]

Look for a product called Tear Mender. It works Awesome! Its waterproof,stays flexible, dries quick and is permanent. Its non-toxic and you can use it on anything.

IceC

------------------
Have an Ice day

[Steve Foss]

Ooops, here's a counter-proposal. Don't bother. Pin holes don't matter. Most portable covers are semi-permeable anyway, so a bunch of "pinholes" won't matter.

Of course, if you can vent your propane heater through those "pinholes," they're too big, and you'd best mend them.

------------------
"Worry less, fish more."
Steve Foss
[email protected]