May 13May 13 #1 Does anyone have any good ways to repair it or should I just get a modern one to use ?
May 13May 13 #2 I have found using Seam Grip works well for things like that. A lot depends on how much of a repair you have to make. Do you have a few pin holes, or do you need to reglue one of the side seams?
May 13May 13 Author #3 2 hours ago, RWW said: I have found using Seam Grip works well for things like that. A lot depends on how much of a repair you have to make. Do you have a few pin holes, or do you need to reglue one of the side seams? Reglue the seams is what I need to do
May 13May 13 #4 Seam Grip should work well for that; it stays flexible after it dries. Depending on how much of the seam you have to reseal, you may consider doing it in a couple of sections. Spread a light coat Seam Grip on then clamp or weight it overnight. I use binder clips and either popsicle sticks or pieces of flat metal to distribute the clampin pressure. Good luck with the repair!
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