Date: 8/20/2003, 6:08 pm
Mike did a pretty good job of getting a flat hem on his HS nylon cockpit cover.
I've never been a very big fan of nylon sprayskirts--even the good ones still leak--and I use a neoprene skirt, even in the summer time.
Shawn
: I've been trying to make a sprayskirt using this material and am having
: trouble getting the curves to seal well enough.
: When you are sewing the curvature where the tunnel meets the spray deck you
: can cut darts or just sew over the bumps or bunches in the fabric where
: you are talking it into curving where it doesn't want to but when using
: the iron on the heat seal I've been getting small folds that end up
: leaking water thru.
: It may be good enough for a non-rolling skirt but wasn't really good enough
: in my opinion for a rolling skirt.
: Shawn, do you have any tricks for getting the heat seal to do the corners
: well?
: The heat seal seems to need to be laying very flat to seal well, no problem
: for drybags etc. but trouble for curves required for skirts.
: Ben Staley
: Hi 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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