How to Use a Gutzbusta Hay Net Repair KitUpdated 21 days ago
How to Use a Gutzbusta Hay Net Repair Kit
If your hay net has a small hole or tear, or just need to repair your hay net? Here's everything you need to know to get the job done easily.
- Lay the net flat if possible, and identify the damaged area.
- Cut the patch to the size you need (making sure it’s a little larger than the hole).
- Attach the patch securely over the damaged area using strong twine provided.
- Weave /stitch through the edges of the patch and the netting to hold it firm. We use a clove and half hitch knot to better secure the patch to the netting.
And you’re done — your net is back in action! 🌟
Please note: If you're cutting a knotless net, we recommend sealing the cut edge to prevent fraying:
- You can use a hot knife for a clean, sealed finish. Alternatively, a quick run over the edge with a cigarette lighter does the trick too (just be careful not to burn yourself! 🔥).
- If you are cutting a knotted net, then please be sure to cut in the middle of each strand and not near the knotted corner.
👉 We haven’t seen any major issues with fraying even when people have cut them without sealing. But sealing the edge just gives extra peace of mind and keeps everything tidy.
If you have any questions or need extra help, feel free to reach out to us — we’re always here to help! 💬🐴