Date: 8/20/2003, 10:38 am
Hi Dave,
It is urethane coated. You can sew it, but the most popular joinery for it is just as you assumed--with heat from a regular household iron. Makes a perfectly tough and waterproof seam.
It is great stuff for making float bags, dry bags, nylon sprayskirts, and cockpit covers.
Shawn
: Hey Shawn,
: Is this rust colored denier fabric urethane coated? Or could it be used for
: spray skirts?
: I recently completed a storage cover / skirt out of 3mm neoprene. It turned
: out OK I guess, but still had a little bunchieness over the top of the
: coaming. I tried to make a half skirt with the same so so results and not
: convinced that I'll be happy with the end results of a spray skirt. So
: I've been contemplating a nylon / denier skirt which would be easy to sew
: compared to glueing the neoprene.
: I have a double so rolling will not be an issue. The skirt will be used to
: keep rain / hull splashing out of the cockpit. Especially that the fall
: season is around the corner.
: Please share the "heat sealable" aspect of this fabric. Does this
: mean that it seals to itself? The inside coating to itself? With an iron?
: Any recomendations on this rust fabric or other coated products?
: Thanks...DAVE
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Shawn Baker -- 8/19/2003, 7:33 pm- Re: Other: Bargain Heat Sealable Nylon
Dave Sprygada -- 8/20/2003, 8:06 am- Re: Other: Bargain Heat Sealable Nylon
Shawn Baker -- 8/20/2003, 10:38 am- Re: Other: Bargain Heat Sealable Nylon
Ben Staley -- 8/20/2003, 10:48 am- Re: Other: Bargain Heat Sealable Nylon
Shawn Baker -- 8/20/2003, 6:08 pm- Re: Other: Bargain Heat Sealable Nylon
Don Lucas -- 8/21/2003, 10:03 am
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