How to Clean and Pack Away my Kayak
Use a bucket of fresh water and a wash cloth to remove any dirt, sand or salt water.
Use a towel to mop out the excess water and let it air dry before packing away for extended periods.
Use a bucket of fresh water and a wash cloth to remove any dirt, sand or salt water.
Use a towel to mop out the excess water and let it air dry before packing away for extended periods.
Use a fabric protector. I personally use the 303 Fabric Guard for Marine Fabrics and I basically just spray it on the fabric of the kayak but what I would highly recommend is for you to first deflate the kayak and pull out the inner tube. Since the inner tube is inside the kayak it doesn’t get exposed much to sunlight, so it would be better to spray the fabric protector on it as well to avoid moisture and to quickly dry it out.
When storing for an extended period of time, we recommend storing your kayak deflated in a cool dry area, out of direct sunlight. All Advanced Elements inflatable kayaks come with a bag for protection from dust and critters.
It is not recommended. It doesn’t take much heat to cause the air pressure in the chambers to increase, which can damage your kayak.
If you have finished kayaking but you are not packing up straight away, you MUST release the pressure from the chambers. Even if the kayak is not in direct sunlight, it can still get quite hot.
If you would like to use a spray protector, we would recommend UV TECH from McNett. This is the best on the market, and their tests show that it extends the life of fabrics that are used in sunlight for extended periods.
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