If you shoot a 3-D target much, you know that eventually you’ll either have to repair it or buy a new one. These targets are not cheap, so it only makes sense to repair the one you have. A lot of people don’t know where to begin. Fortunately, Outdoor Life has all the information you need to patch your 3-D target for a fraction of the price of a new one.
Eventaually, the patchwork will begin to fail, and you’ll have to purchase a new target. After all, they only last for so long. But at least you’ll have added to the lifespan of your target.
Wrap the target with self-adhesive drywall joint tape, leaving enough of an opening on one side to fit the tip of the sealant can nozzle into. Make sure it’s wrapped tightly and secure the edges with duct tape. If the hole is really big, try filling in the edges to create a base to build upon before wrapping… [continued]
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