REPAIR OF SNAGS, TEARS, AND PUNCTURES.

TO 14P3-5-61

Section IV

Paragraphs 4-9 to 4-10

Apply seam

tape as shown in Figure 4-5.

Roll

cemented areas firmly to remove wrinkles and channels

and to form proper adhesion. Dust repaired area with

talc. Apply seam tape by centering the width over the

scam. Width it adhesive application should be wider than

tape width to prevent loose edges.

e. Stitched seams requiring repair will require

removal of seam tape. Thoroughly clean area with

acetone. Pull stitch, using nylon thread. Specification V-

T-295. Type I or II. Class 1 or 2, size E, color to match

basic fabric, and back-stitch one-half Inch, using same

stitch pattern and type as original sewn seam. Retape

sewn scam with seam tape, using above cementing

procedure.

f. All patches used in repair of coveralls will be

fabricated from nylon coated cloth conforming to

Figure 4-3. Puncture or Hole

Specification MIL-C-19002. Type l. Seam tape shall

conform to Specification MIL-C-19002, Type III, one inch

WARNING

wide.

Perform all adhesive operations in a well ventilated

area. Avoid prolonged breathing of vapors. Avoid

repeated skin contact. Chemical goggles will be

worn.

Keep adhesives away from sparks and

flames.

d. Apply three thin coats of neoprene adhesive

conforming to Specification MIL.-A-5540 to each surface.

Each coat of adhesive shall be allowed one-half hour

drying time before applying next coat. Start rebonding

seams or applying seam tape when last coast of

adhesive is tacky to touch.

Figure 4-5. Sealing Seam Separation

Note

All patches and sealing tapes will be cemented to

inside surface of garment.

4-9. REPAIR OF SNAGS, TEARS, AND PUNCTURES.

4-10. Coveralls requiring repair due to snags, tears, or

punctures will be repaired as follows:

Figure 4-4. Seam Separation

a. All surfaces to which cement is applied will be

thoroughly cleaned with acetone and allowed to dry.

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