Huggs
Wish for peace
- Jul 6, 2023
- 147
What does everyone think of using liquid flex seal to paint over the tent for CO? Would this just result in too much heat and moisture getting trapped and the tent getting burned into or is it a decent idea?
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It’s my understanding that flex seal, while not predisposed to flammability, will catch on fire at high temperatures/heat. I don’t think it would be particularly helpful in keeping, anything really, from catching on fire.
Wyldfyre4948
Waiting for my bus
- Jul 12, 2023
- 314
It might work for inert gas, but heat would probably be an issue as far as flammable materials. Making a sealed tent for gas would probably be more possible.
Worndown
Enlightened
- Mar 21, 2019
- 1,988
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Angelic
- Apr 15, 2022
- 4,911
I don't see any problem with it. A far cheaper material, though, would be to use "gutter sealant". You can get it is a gallon can, too.
If waiting for the coals to become ashy, they shouldn't put off much heat. In this case, would the flex seal work without risk of fire?
Gonnerr
If i just CTB , i'd be set free!!!
- Mar 12, 2023
- 579
If you can , do a run test without you in the tent. If it goes on fire , at least you won't be burn. If it works , you have the green light.