I've done it again,purchased a secondhand tent from a well known auctionsite and its got mildew.I done this with a Nebraska two years ago.
Apart from the bad case of mould/mildew its got a couple of holes in the fabric,I'm after a repair patch that's the same colour as the main tent,if anyone can advise where to get one that would be great.
The mildew I'm going to tackle with Milton as I did quite successfully with the outwell,then tent cleaner followed by a couple of coats of fabsil.mend the other niggly bits then hopefully should have a good tent,it doesn't leak like the out well did, that resembled a pond! It came with a footprint and a carpet so all in all a nice set up ( once repaired and cleaned)!
Another vote for tenacious tape but I must say I think you are developing a mildew fetish and should seek help asap
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Arsenaldes I do believe you could be correct there,if you know of any mouldy tents going cheap.....think I need rehab,either that or only purchase tents that I have seen up!
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Topic: Vango nile 800 repair patch
