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Sun 28 Jan, 2018 4:06 pm
I just bought another tent
Somebody on the Facebook GearFreak page advertised a Minaret outer and poles for $50- [ $64 posted] Now I'm not sure if it the same model as mine but I'm hoping it is
If not I can use it for the poles alone but perhaps just the fly is good enough for mild weather use.
I'll find out in a couple of days when it arrives
Somebody on the Facebook GearFreak page advertised a Minaret outer and poles for $50- [ $64 posted] Now I'm not sure if it the same model as mine but I'm hoping it is
If not I can use it for the poles alone but perhaps just the fly is good enough for mild weather use.
I'll find out in a couple of days when it arrives
Re: I couldn't help it
Mon 29 Jan, 2018 8:54 pm
Bargain
Re: I couldn't help it
Wed 31 Jan, 2018 9:34 am
Well the tent arrived today
It is the model previous to mine but I actually think as a summer/3 season tent these were better because you can really open up the front to use as an awning
It is a little sticky but a wash and a re-coat should fix that
Worth the $50- for the poles alone as spares anyway
It is the model previous to mine but I actually think as a summer/3 season tent these were better because you can really open up the front to use as an awning
It is a little sticky but a wash and a re-coat should fix that
Worth the $50- for the poles alone as spares anyway
Re: I couldn't help it
Wed 31 Jan, 2018 2:41 pm
Because it needs a wash and re-coat and in keeping with my own juvenile preference for stealth camping it will probably get a camouflage job at the same time. With just floor added I think it qualifies as lightweight
Re: I couldn't help it
Wed 31 Jan, 2018 2:47 pm
Moondog55 wrote:Because it needs a wash and re-coat and in keeping with my own juvenile preference for stealth camping it will probably get a camouflage job at the same time. With just floor added I think it qualifies as lightweight
Pity you can't do a camo job on your nano puff as well Ted and I would be all over it like a rash - probably too large for me anyway
Re: I couldn't help it
Wed 31 Jan, 2018 2:59 pm
Happy to spray paint tygre stripe for you
Re: I couldn't help it
Wed 07 Feb, 2018 4:43 pm
I'd like to do a camo stripe job on my yellow STS tarp but dulling yellow is probably futile!
What product would you use MD? Think the tarp is PU under and Siliconised outer.
What product would you use MD? Think the tarp is PU under and Siliconised outer.
Re: I couldn't help it
Wed 07 Feb, 2018 4:54 pm
Try the stuff I use
Feast&Watson timber stain from Bunnings, it does spead out when the thinned silicon hits it
Feast&Watson timber stain from Bunnings, it does spead out when the thinned silicon hits it
Re: I couldn't help it
Wed 07 Feb, 2018 5:07 pm
Hmm, more detail on usage? Is there a spray pack of something else?
(I'll probably just get used to the yellow)
(I'll probably just get used to the yellow)
Re: I couldn't help it
Wed 07 Feb, 2018 5:21 pm
I make it up as I go along Neo
Absolutely no science involved at all
Absolutely no science involved at all
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