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Tent
Type
repair
Thing
Velcro
Title
Repairing Tent Velcro
Introduction
A loose piece of velcro can leave your tent prey to the wind. Sew it back on using a whip stitch.
While you can glue a piece of velcro back into place, some adhesives can cause the tent material to become brittle and tear. Sewing is a simple alternative.
This procedure works on sewing almost any fabric component of the tent back into place.
Time Required Min
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Time Required Max
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Difficulty
Easy
Author
Brittany McCrigler
Public
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  • Hand Sewing Needle x1 added.
  • Scissors x1 added.

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  • Spool of Thread x1 added.

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  • In Progress added.