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What to Do With Your Rep Kit

Rep advanced starter kits are a great way to repair your gear until you can get to the trailhead to have it professionally repaired. The important thing is to know what to do when you require it.

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The right tools are available is crucial when working on the job. This kit was created with this in mind, and contains all of the basic hand tools required to repair equipment in the field. The tools are all made of metal and have minimal plastic so they can be used in a variety of ways. The kit includes an elasticized canvas coalcracker tool pouch and includes awl, reamer, twist awl, cutting shears, the gimlet (5MM), wooden spool of sinue, an oil bottle for the coalcracker tool oil and illustrated instructions.

You can pick a case for this kit (case pricing is shown above) or order the tools alone.

Repair Patches

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

If your kit doesn't include any of the above items it is possible to think about adding a waterproof Aquaseal wader sealant. The water-tight adhesive bonds to fabrics and metals to provide permanent repair. This glue is ideal for fixing drysuits and can also be used in the field. Allow the sealant to set for at least 12 hours prior to using the repaired gear.

The most essential field fabric repair kit for nylon tents impregnated with silicone, packs, Rep Kit rainwear and more. It includes one Clean Tape patch and a sil-nylon repair swatch and a 1/4 ounce tube of Goretex Silfix repair adhesive and sealant, as well as a brush. To apply the patch, place it over a clean, smooth surface of the damaged area, with 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 preparation is essential to successful repairs. Sunblock, acetone or oils on boots and rep Kit shoes could affect adhesion. Use Seam Grip with Cotol 240 Cure Accelerator to get the best results.

Adhesive patches

These patches are ideal for people who don't want to wait until they get back on the trail. Apply the self-adhesive patch, then apply it by rolling it around.

Clean the area thoroughly Then, apply the tube-scuffer, or sandpaper to roughen the surface, which makes it easier for glue to stick. Spread a thin layer of glue on the patch. Cover the area with a layer that is at a minimum large as the patch. Allow the glue to become tacky and then press the patch down with a firm pressure and hold it in place.

The kit contains two clear, adhesive-backed Tenacious Tape fabric repair patches. It also comes with the 1/4 ounce Seam Grip urethane sealant and repair adhesive. Perfect for reinforcing damaged sleeping bags, rainwear and packs.

Repair Instructions

It's a good idea to keep a repair kit for emergencies in your luggage whenever you travel. You never know when something is going to break down or be damaged, and you'll glad you have the tools to fix it. Rep kits are made with all the tools you need to make repairs all in one place. Each kit is comprised of items picked by Appalachian Bushman School instructors to help you get around more easily. Kits include a zippered canvas coalcraker repair pouch and tool cutting shears, twisted awl small gimlet (5MM) wooden spool with sinue thread bonded to nylon, glass vial with needles and coalcracker gear oil.