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What to Do With Your Rep Kit

Rep kits are an excellent way to fix your gear before you can get to the trailhead to have it professionally repaired. The important thing is to know what to do when you require it.

Dentures that are home-repaired over a long period of time can cause the loss of bone, irritation and tumors.

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Having the right tools available is essential when working in the field. This kit was designed with that in mind. It contains all the basic hand tools needed for repairing equipment in the field. The tools are made from steel with the least amount of plastic so that they can withstand use. The kit comes with an afghan-like pouch with zippered for the coalcracker tools, as well as a twist awl, reamer and cutting shears and gimlets (5MM). It also includes a bottle of coalcracker oil, a guidebook and a wooden spool an reamer, as well as a twisted an awl.

You can purchase this kit along with a case (prices are listed above) You can also order the tools only.

Repair Patches

If you've got holes or two in your gears, consider adding some adhesive patches to your rep kit. These heavy-duty patches feature high-performance adhesives that are applied to a tough polyurethane backing that lets a tear heal under pressure. Available in clear or colored options These patches offer durability against punctures, moisture, sunlight, saltwater, and extreme temperatures.

If your welcome kit does not include any of the above items it is possible to consider adding a waterproof Aquaseal wader sealant. This glue that is water-tight will adhere to plastics, fabric, metals and more for a permanent fix. It's great for repairing drysuits and may be applied while out in the field. Give the sealant at least 12 hours to set before you can use the repaired equipment.

The essential field fabric kit avon for tents, packs and rainwear made from silicone-impregnated nylon. The kit comes with one Clean Tape patch and a sil nylon repair swatch as well as a 1/4 ounce tube of Gore-Tex Silfix repair adhesive, sealant and brush. Apply patch to clean smooth, flat surface. There should be a minimum of 1/2 inch overlap. Remove the release paper from the patch surface and rub it with moderate pressure (adhesive side up).

Surface prep is important for successful repairs. Oils on shoes or boots sunblock, solvents such as Acetone could affect adhesion. For the best results, make use of Seam Grip alone or with Cotol-240 Cure Accelerator to speed curing time up to two hours.

Adhesive Patches

If you're on the trail and aren't able to do a full vulcanising repair the patches that are self-adhesive can get you back on the saddle without the wait. Apply the self-adhesive patch then roll it on.

Clean up the area that has been punctured and then apply the tube-scuffer or sandpaper to roughen the surface which aids in gluing. Spread a thin layer of glue over the patch and cover an area at least as large as the patch. The glue should get tacky and then press the patch down with a firm pressure and hold it in place.

This kit contains two adhesive-backed, clear Tenacious Tape pressure sensitive fabric repair patches and a 1/4 ounce tube of Seam Grip urethane repair adhesive & sealant. Perfect for reinforcing damaged sleeping bags, tents rainwear, packs, and boots.

Repair Instructions

Keeping an emergency repair kit in your bag when you travel is a good idea. You never know when your device will fail or become damaged. It's best to have the tools to repair it. Rep kits are designed to hold all the tools you require all in one place for repairs. Each kit is stocked with items that are selected by Appalachian Bushman School teachers to make life easier outside. Kits include a canvas with a zippered tool and repair pouch, cutting shears, twisted awl gimlet (5MM), wooden spool with sinue, bonded nylon thread, glass vial with needles, and coalcracker gear oil.