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Small rips is sails, dodgers, etc. can easily be taken care of by a
small patch on the 'inside' and both 'mating' surfaces applied with 'fast cure' 3M 5200 (sold in small tubes). Just be sure to use masking tape on the precise edges of the patch to prevent any 5200 that squeezes out from contacting 'other' than the patch when you apply pressure to the repair. I dont cart around my heavy sewing machine anymore when traveling. Just some sailcloth & sunbrella scraps, etc. and a few tubes of fast cure 5200. Its flexible enough for a 'very permanent' sail repair. Ive done a full seam panel repair on a 9.8 oz. dacron sail ... still good to go and doesnt lpok 'repaired' after 5 years. |
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