Tent seams are not always sealed when you get them new, I found out. Dew can also seep through the seams if not sealed. You can waterproof the tent seams pretty easily.
I suggest setting the tent up on a sunny day in the driveway or patio, some flat surface.
Apply seam sealer to all threads inside and out, including the seams on the rain fly too!
Let it dry for a few hours.
Repeat the process again and let it dry thoroughly
It is best to reseal the seams every year.
Hope this helps!
I suggest setting the tent up on a sunny day in the driveway or patio, some flat surface.
Apply seam sealer to all threads inside and out, including the seams on the rain fly too!
Let it dry for a few hours.
Repeat the process again and let it dry thoroughly
It is best to reseal the seams every year.
Hope this helps!
