Hey Penny

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Fabric question. One of the pockets in my camelbak has ripped open at the bottom. It's a small
flat pocket (think maps) that opens into the main compartment now that it's ripped. It's not worth
sewing (since I can't sew and it's in an akward place.) It's not a big deal but I was thinking
there may be some type of easy fix with an adhesive. So my question is, are

there

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any fabric adhesives that work well on nylon (I think it's nylon) fabric?

Chris

seam grip or shoe goo.

"Penny S." <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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| "ctg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
| > Fabric question. One of the pockets in my camelbak has ripped open at
the
| > bottom. It's a small flat pocket (think maps) that opens into the main compartment now that it's
| > ripped. It's not worth sewing (since I can't
sew
| > and it's in an akward place.) It's not a big deal but I was thinking
there
| > may be some type of easy fix with an adhesive. So my question is, are
| there
| > any fabric adhesives that work well on nylon (I think it's nylon)
fabric?
| >
| > Chris
| >
| >
|
| seam grip or shoe goo.
|
Penny may I ask why he asked you in particular?

For those that dont know of your, obvious, link with material fixings.....

Simon........inquisitive.

Simon said:

"Penny S." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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| "ctg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
| > Fabric question. One of the pockets in my camelbak has ripped open at
the
| > bottom. It's a small flat pocket (think maps) that opens into the main compartment now that
| > it's ripped. It's not worth sewing (since I can't
sew
| > and it's in an akward place.) It's not a big deal but I was thinking
there
| > may be some type of easy fix with an adhesive. So my question is, are
| there
| > any fabric adhesives that work well on nylon (I think it's nylon)
fabric?
| >
| > Chris
| >
| >
|
| seam grip or shoe goo.
|
Penny may I ask why he asked you in particular?

For those that dont know of your, obvious, link with material fixings.....

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Greg

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"Destroy your safe and happy lives before it is too late, the battles we fought were long and hard,
just not to be consumed by rock n' roll..." - The Mekons

Simon said:

Penny may I ask why he asked you in particular?

For those that dont know of your, obvious, link with material fixings.....

Penny's a professional seamstress who specialises in outdoor gear: www.specialtyoutdoors.com

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"ctg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Fabric question. One of the pockets in my camelbak has ripped open at

the

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bottom. It's a small flat pocket (think maps) that opens into the main compartment now that it's
ripped. It's not worth sewing (since I can't

sew

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

and it's in an akward place.) It's not a big deal but I was thinking

there

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

may be some type of easy fix with an adhesive. So my question is, are

there

Quoted message said:

any fabric adhesives that work well on nylon (I think it's nylon)

fabric?

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Quoted message said:

Chris

seam grip or shoe goo.

Thanks...

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Penny may I ask why he asked you in particular?

For those that dont know of your, obvious, link with material fixings.....

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Simon........inquisitive.

I just asked her because she's a woman Simon. Funny thing is I can't figure out she mountain bikes
being preggers and not wearing shoes and all.

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Chris
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Simon said:

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"ctg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Fabric question. One of the pockets in my camelbak has ripped open at the bottom. It's a small
flat pocket (think maps) that opens into the main compartment now that it's ripped. It's not
worth sewing (since I can't sew and it's in an akward place.) It's not a big deal but I was
thinking there may be some type of easy fix with an adhesive. So my question is, are there any
fabric adhesives that work well on nylon (I think it's nylon) fabric?

Chris

seam grip or shoe goo.

Penny may I ask why he asked you in particular?

because I am the goddess of outdoor gear repair

I thought everyone knew that by now.
--
Specialty Outdoors Modification & Repair of Outdoor Gear & Clothing Factory Authorized by The North
Face www.specialtyoutdoors.com/whatis.htm

ctg said:

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Penny may I ask why he asked you in particular?

For those that dont know of your, obvious, link with material

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Simon........inquisitive.

I just asked her because she's a woman Simon. Funny thing is I can't figure out she mountain bikes
being preggers and not wearing shoes and all.

while cooking.

I actually DID ride pregnant ( a hundred years ago) but it gets real tricky when your knees start
hitting your protruding belly.

;-)

Penny

Penny S. said:

Simon said:

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"ctg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

>Fabric question. One of the pockets in my camelbak has ripped open at the bottom. It's a small
>flat pocket (think maps) that opens into the main compartment now that it's ripped. It's not
>worth sewing (since I can't sew and it's in an akward place.) It's not a big deal but I was
>thinking there may be some type of easy fix with an adhesive. So my question is, are there any
>fabric adhesives that work well on nylon (I think it's nylon) fabric?
>
>Chris
>
>

seam grip or shoe goo.

Penny may I ask why he asked you in particular?

because I am the goddess of outdoor gear repair

I thought everyone knew that by now.
--
Specialty Outdoors Modification & Repair of Outdoor Gear & Clothing Factory Authorized by The
North Face www.specialtyoutdoors.com/whatis.htm

Oh great goddess, any tricks for getting (fairly old) tree sap out of fleece?

Jon Bond

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| Simon wrote:
| > "Penny S." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
| > "]news:[email hidden]...
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| >> "ctg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
| >>> Fabric question. One of the pockets in my camelbak has ripped open at the bottom. It's a small
| >>> flat pocket (think maps) that opens into the main compartment now that it's ripped. It's not
| >>> worth sewing (since I can't sew and it's in an akward place.) It's not a big deal but I was
| >>> thinking there may be some type of easy fix with an adhesive. So my question is, are there any
| >>> fabric adhesives that work well on nylon (I think it's nylon) fabric?
| >>>
| >>> Chris
| >>>
| >>>
| >>
| >> seam grip or shoe goo.
| >>
| > Penny may I ask why he asked you in particular?
|
| because I am the goddess of outdoor gear repair
|
| I thought everyone knew that by now.
| --
| Specialty Outdoors Modification & Repair of Outdoor Gear & Clothing Factory Authorized by The
| North Face www.specialtyoutdoors.com/whatis.htm
|
|

I do now :o)

Simon

Jonathan Bond said:

Penny S. said:

Simon wrote:

Oh great goddess, any tricks for getting (fairly old) tree sap out of fleece?

Jon Bond

gas, goo-gone or goof off, rubbing alcohol works sometimes. Use all solvents carefully and test to
make sure they won't melt the fleece.

you can also cut the sap off if it's not too deep using a razor blade.

penny