Just looking for suggestions to keep water from dripping in to my blind, more of an inconvenience than anything but if it can be stopped I will try it!
It seem the water just finds little holes to make it's way through, nothing severe though.
Waterproof spray for a pop-up blind?
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Waterproof spray for a pop-up blind?
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Thanks!
I think I will use the bag idea and chop up cheap tarp, the fiberglass supports will work great to hold it up. So simple I didn't even think about it.
I think I will use the bag idea and chop up cheap tarp, the fiberglass supports will work great to hold it up. So simple I didn't even think about it.
If you are not willing to learn, nobody can help you, if you are willing, nobody can stop you.
A bowhunter with a passion for shooting firearms.
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A bowhunter with a passion for shooting firearms.
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Boo string
I have the same issue. What I did was get a PVC camo poncho from Walmart for a few dollars. I tie off the head hole and then drape it over the top and tie it off in place. I use one string on each corner and one in the middle oe each side. it lets the water run down the outside of the blind. I get some seeping in from the walls but not real bad and that just runs straight down..
This is just like a rain fly on a tent and works well for me
This is just like a rain fly on a tent and works well for me