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Seam Grip FC - Fast Cure Seam Sealant
Gear Aid
Seam Grip FC - Fast Cure Seam Sealant
$7.95
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　　Seam-sealer for tents, rainwear, and more

　　In rainy weather, tent seams are notorious for leaking, dripping and generally wrecking the whole outdoor experience. But not when they’re coated with Seam Grip FC, a fast cure tent seam sealer, previously known as Seam Sure. Seam Grip FC seals and waterproofs seams on all kinds of gear. Perfect for family-sized tents, tarps and pop-ups. Just apply a thin film to the inside seams and let dry.

　　

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Seam Grip FC Fast Cure Seam Sealant by GEAR AID
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Description
Brand Name:
Gear Aid
Weight:
2 oz.
Made In:
USA
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10601
UPC:
021563106015
Other Features:
• Water-based urethane seam sealer
• Easily floats over large surfaces with unique applicator brush
• Ideal for sealing seams on polyurethane coated fabrics - tents, tarps, rainwear and more
• Fast drying formula dries clear
• Flexible, odorless and long-lasting formula
• Nearly invisible non-gloss finish
• 2 oz. tube seals seams about 288" in a 1/2" bead - on average this is the critical seams on an average 3-4 person tent
• Perfect for family-sized tents
• Cures in 2 hours at room temperature, longer if colder
• Made in USA
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