GearAid Seam Grip +WP - 28 g

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Long drying time and strong glue smell until dry to the touch. I repaired the seams of a goretex jacket and after more than a week the glued seams stuck together when touched. The seams are now watertight according to my observations. In a couple of tubes, a few days after opening, the glue at the end of the tube had more or less gelled so much that it was no longer usable, and it came out of the tube with great difficulty. I received a new tube after complaining about it.

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Do you think this will do the job? Note, if there is any sticky spot, put talcum powder on it, it will fix the surface.

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The seams of an old Goretex jacket were glued and it works great.

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Fixed the sleeping pad securely.

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Does what it promises. The membrane was also repaired

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The Aquasure glue, proven to work even on a long and wet ski hike, worked brilliantly in hard-wearing shell gloves, did not leak after repair.

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Relatively easy to use and spread. Enough time. It is not possible to screw the brush that comes with the tube onto the tube. What the hell is the point of that? However, the included coat did its job admirably.

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An effective and filling product. I used the tent to waterproof the seams. The same product is used for patching holes in air-filled sleeping pads (+ place), works in self-inflating ones with "fabric" surfaces.

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The repair of the Goretex jacket was successful after the initial training. The material was more supple than I expected.

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It will be tight