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What to Do With Your Rep Kit

Rep kits are a great method to fix your gear before you get to the trailhead to have it repaired professionally. The challenge is knowing what to do with it when you require it.

Dentures that are home-repaired over a long period of time can cause bone loss, irritation, and tumors.

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The right tools are available is critical when out in the field. This avon welcome kit is designed with that in mind and includes all the essential hand tools needed for repairing items in the field. The tools are made from steel with the least amount of plastic so that they can withstand use. The kit comes complete with a zippered canvas coalcracker tool pouch with awl, Rep Kit reamer, twisted cutting shears, Gimlet (5MM) sinue spools made of wood, an oil bottle for the coalcracker tool oil and illustrated instructions.

You can choose a case for this avon starter kit (case price is above) or order the tools for yourself.

Repair Patches

If you've a hole or two in your gear, think about adding some adhesive patches to your rep kit (https://sixn.Net/home.php?mod=space&uid=288686). These patches are made of high-performance glue already applied on a durable polyurethane back that allows a tear to heal. These patches are available in transparent or colored versions. They are durable against punctures as well as sunlight, water, saltwater and temperature extremes.

If your kit doesn't include any of the above items You may want to consider adding a waterproof Aquaseal wader sealant. This water-tight glue will adhere to fabrics and metals for an unbreakable fix. This is great for repairing drysuits, and is also utilized in the field. Give the sealant at least 12 hours to dry before utilizing the repaired equipment.

The essential field fabric repair kit for nylon tents with silicone impregnated, packs, rainwear and more. It includes one Clean Tape patch and a repair swatch of sil-nylon, plus a 1/4 ounce tube of Goretex Sil-Fix repair adhesive and sealant as well as a brush. Apply patch to a clean smooth, smooth surface. Make sure there is a minimum of 1/2 inch overlap. Remove the release paper and rub the adhesive side down using a moderate amount of pressure.

Surface preparation is essential for successful repairs. Sunblock, acetone or oil on boots and shoes can affect adhesion. For the best results, you should apply Seam Grip alone or with Cotol-240 Cure Accelerator to speed curing time to 2 hours.

Adhesive patches

These patches are great for those who don't want wait until they get back on the trail. Apply the self-adhesive patch, then apply it to the saddle.

Use the tube-scuffer for roughening up the surface. This will aid the glue stick. Spread a thin layer of glue on the patch. Cover an area that is at least large as the patch. The glue should become tacky and then apply the patch with force and hold it in place.

This kit includes two clear, adhesive backed Tenacious Tape pressure sensitive fabric repair patches and a 1/4 ounce tube of Seam Grip urethane repair adhesive and sealant. Perfect for reinforcing damaged sleeping bags, rainwear, and packs.

Repair Instructions

A kit of repair kits for emergencies in your bag when you travel is a smart idea to carry an emergency repair kit with you when traveling. You never know when your device will malfunction or become damaged. It's a good idea to have the tools you need to fix it. Rep kits are designed with all the tools required to complete repairs all in one spot. Each kit contains items hand selected by Appalachian Bushman School instructors to help you get around more easily. Kits include a canvas with a zippered repair pouch and tool, cutting shears, twisted awl, the gimlet (5MM) wooden spool with sinue thread bonded to nylon glass vial with needles and coalcracker gear oil.