German Army Poncho

[David_JAFO]

hello Blundstoned Love,
BCUSA buddy.. Yes bicycle puncture repair outfit glue is just fine & dandy does the trick.
Regards
David

On a connected note, what glue would you use to repair a German poncho? Mine's got a tear where the cotton tie inside has pulled. I was thinking the glue from a cycle repair kit.

[Blundstoned Love]

Thanks.

The next question is do I have any? I think I do. Otherwise a quick visit to the Pound shop.

[David_JAFO]

hello,
BTW.. the transparent plastic container that the puncture repair outfit comes with it makes an excellent FSK tinderbox.. just my 2p worth.
Regards
David

Thanks.
The next question is do I have any? I think I do. Otherwise a quick visit to the Pound shop.

[Woody]

hello,
BTW.. the transparent plastic container that the puncture repair outfit comes with it makes an excellent FSK tinderbox.. just my 2p worth.
Regards
David

Good tip! I got one of those kicking around somewhere, I knew it come in handy somewhen....
Thanks David

[midas]

Be aware "RUBBER SOLUTION "in tyre repair kits is for the "new"thin vulcanising patchs and aint like the PROPER RUBBER SOLUTION of old.I'd go for a good contact adiesive.

[David_JAFO]

hello,
Whoo hoo.. Midas is back (calm down David) a tube of EvoStik serious glue should do the trick. If you've already purchased a puncture repair outfit stick with it (pardon the pun) the contents can still be used in Bushcraft/Survival EDC kit rubber patches are good for fire starting & the tin a FSK container in itself.
Regards
David

Be aware "RUBBER SOLUTION "in tyre repair kits is for the "new"thin vulcanising patchs and aint like the PROPER RUBBER SOLUTION of old.I'd go for a good contact adiesive.

[CheddarMan]

Don't faff about with patches, get some Stormsure..... http://www.stormsure.com/index.php/adhesives.html

Spread it on, bingo.

All your worries will vanish. Amazon is the best place to get it.