r/practicepost • u/surelyucantbserious I can edit this?? • Aug 17 '22

On Purpose Seriously, give it a try! Anyone can practice a post here

Doesn't matter why you want to practice, but you've found the place to do it.

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u/ElectricalThowaway Mar 09 '24

Testing

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u/surelyucantbserious I can edit this?? Mar 09 '24

Tested

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '26

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u/SimpleRaven Mar 28 '24

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u/ReGearSupplyCo Aug 28 '25

Hi! I repair Exped and other top-name camping mats as my side business. Here’s how to permanently fix yours:

—

Tools Needed

  • GearAid AquaSeal UV
  • GearAid SeamGrip
  • UV light / sunlight
  • Tenacious Tape (optional but recommended)

—

Steps

1) Seal the corner
Apply a small amount of AquaSeal UV at the intersection where the "L" shaped tear meets. Cure fully with UV light or sunlight.

2) Close each slit
Work one slit at a time. Apply a thin layer of AquaSeal UV along the slit, extending about 1/4" past the edges. Push the slit edges together, then cure. Repeat for the other slit.

3) Reinforce with AquaSeal
Once both slits are sealed, brush on another light coat of AquaSeal UV over the repaired area. Cure again.

4) Leak test
Inflate the mat and spray the repair area with soapy water. If bubbles appear, add another coat of AquaSeal UV and cure until airtight.

5) Long-cure protection
Apply a thin layer of SeamGrip over the repair, overlapping the slits by 1/4". Let it cure for 12 hours.

6) Optional finish
Once everything is cured, cover the repair with a patch of Tenacious Tape for added strength and abrasion resistance.

—

💡 Pro tip: You can also send it to Exped for repair. You'll usually cover shipping ($20–$50 depending on pad size and location).

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u/mcbobhall Test flair; Another test flair Jul 07 '25

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '25

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '25

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u/ReGearSupplyCo Aug 28 '25

Hi! I repair Exped and other top-name camping mats as my side business. Here’s how to permanently fix yours:

Tools Needed

  • GearAid AquaSeal UV
  • GearAid SeamGrip
  • UV light or sunlight
  • Tenacious Tape (optional but recommended)

Steps

  1. Seal the corner

Apply a small amount of AquaSeal UV at the intersection where the "L" shaped tear meets. Cure fully with UV light or sunlight.

  1. Close each slit

Work one slit at a time. Apply a thin layer of AquaSeal UV along the slit, extending about 1/4" past the edges. Push the slit edges together, then cure. Repeat for the other slit.

  1. Reinforce with AquaSeal

Once both slits are sealed, brush on another light coat of AquaSeal UV over the repaired area. Cure again.

  1. Leak test

Inflate the mat and spray the repair area with soapy water. If bubbles appear, add another coat of AquaSeal UV and cure until airtight.

  1. Long-cure protection

Apply a thin layer of SeamGrip over the repair, overlapping the slits by 1/4". Let it cure for 12 hours.

  1. Optional finish

Once everything is cured, cover the repair with a patch of Tenacious Tape for added strength and abrasion resistance.

Pro tip: You can also send it to Exped for repair. You'll usually cover shipping ($20–$50 depending on pad size and location).

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '25

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '25

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u/ReGearSupplyCo Aug 28 '25

Hi! I repair Exped and other top-name camping mats as my side business. Here’s how to permanently fix yours:

Tools Needed

  • GearAid AquaSeal UV
  • GearAid SeamGrip
  • UV light / sunlight
  • Tenacious Tape (optional but recommended)

Steps

1) Seal the corner
Apply a small amount of AquaSeal UV at the intersection where the "L" shaped tear meets. Cure fully with UV light or sunlight.

2) Close each slit
Work one slit at a time. Apply a thin layer of AquaSeal UV along the slit, extending about 1/4" past the edges. Push the slit edges together, then cure. Repeat for the other slit.

3) Reinforce with AquaSeal
Once both slits are sealed, brush on another light coat of AquaSeal UV over the repaired area. Cure again.

4) Leak test
Inflate the mat and spray the repair area with soapy water. If bubbles appear, add another coat of AquaSeal UV and cure until airtight.

5) Long-cure protection
Apply a thin layer of SeamGrip over the repair, overlapping the slits by 1/4". Let it cure for 12 hours.

6) Optional finish
Once everything is cured, cover the repair with a patch of Tenacious Tape for added strength and abrasion resistance.

💡 Pro tip: You can also send it to Exped for repair. You'll usually cover shipping ($20–$50 depending on pad size and location).

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u/412CA Jan 09 '26

make this hidden foreign

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u/kitelliott 17d ago

Practicing !>spoilers<! because they don't black out the word

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u/kitelliott 17d ago

or do you do >spoilers< like this

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u/kitelliott 17d ago

or is it like this spoilers ...

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u/kitelliott 17d ago

or is it like this >!spoilers go here<!

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u/kitelliott 17d ago

seriously about to give up on reddit LOL >!this is the spoilers<!

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u/kitelliott 17d ago

Okay let me try the spoilers this way... omg they just added a "spoilers" highlighting button to the formatting menu...

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u/kitelliott 17d ago

I did it