[pct-l] sublite

[Julian Plamann]

The easiest way to fix this issue is to seam seal the tent with a mix of
mineral spirits and silicone -- and when finished, use the leftover
silicone-mineral spirit mix and a 1"foam brush to paint vertical and
horizontal lines across the entire floor of the tent. You'll end up with a
nice rubbery pattern that keeps the sleeping bag from sliding around.

Julian



On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 9:00 PM, Tahoecat <tahoe.cat at verizon.net> wrote:

> "How's Your Trail"?  Hi Amanda  yes I bought the Silnylon Sub-lite form
> Henry and have used it on My last hike in March. That's the only way to go
> in my book. The only thing is if you put it on a hill or slant and have a
> slick pad and bag you will slide to the bottom all night. I will use a
> strip
> of that rubber stuff that they use in silverware drawers. That will keep
> you
> from sliding. It's a Great tent   Remember "Be Prepared"  Ground Pounder
> Bill  "Semper Fi"
>
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