I have tried many types and brands of rain gear, but I still get some water leaking by the seams. I ride w/o a windshield, so I know the airpressure forces the water through the smallest of holes, but I was wondering if anybody could suggest a spray that I could use on the inside of my raingear to seal things up? Right now I have the Top of the line H-D rain gear and most of their seams have a thin tape to seal out the water. I'm open to any suggestions. Thanks.--RJMDyna98

 

3M Scotchgard, available at most grocery and hardware stores.

 

http://www.nikwax.com/en-us/index.php

Most outdoor stores have this.

 

Spray anything on those taped seams, and the tape may just come off. I'd leave it alone. If it's their top of the line suit, you shouldn't have a problem. Probably could have saved some coin and gotten a good Gore-Tex lined suit from any hunting or fishing store/department.

 

As Sid1200 recommended :

http://www.nikwax.com/en-us/products...-1&fabricid=-1

 

Scotchgard definitely and any sporting goods or outdoors store have a brush on seam sealer for tents that I use that's very good for the rain gear also. This stuff of similar ,

 

http://www.aerostich.com/clothing/ra...-seal-kit.html

 

Ya know that Rustoleum came out with some great repellant. Saw it demoed on TV. Havent read the can but I did see it at Lowes the other day. Back in with the spray cans

 

I have thought about this but have read reviews that it's not very durable.

 

Old school camping / backpacking trick......


100% silicon and white gas...(Coleman), make a "slurry" it doesn't take much silicon.


it takes about 5 minutes for it to mix and you just paint it on the seams.


if you use to much silicon it will appear a milky white sometimes.


it lasts about a year or 2 but works.