Are syntetic baselayer fixable?

It may be possible to fix a hole in a synthetic baselayer, depending on the size and location of the hole and the type of synthetic material used in the baselayer. Here are some possible methods for fixing a hole in a synthetic baselayer:

1. Use a patch or iron-on adhesive. If the hole in the synthetic baselayer is small, you may be able to cover it with a patch or iron-on adhesive. This can be done by cutting a piece of fabric or adhesive material that is slightly larger than the hole, and then applying it to the inside of the baselayer to cover the hole.
2. Use a sewing kit or a needle and thread. If the hole in the synthetic baselayer is larger or more complex, you may need to sew it closed to fix it. To do this, you can use a sewing kit with a needle and thread that is designed for synthetic materials, or you can use a regular needle and thread and carefully sew the hole closed.
3. Use a heat-sealing or bonding agent. If the hole in the synthetic baselayer is small and located in a seam or edge of the fabric, you may be able to use a heat-sealing or bonding agent to fix it. This can be done by applying the agent to the hole and then using a heat source, such as a hair dryer or iron, to seal the hole and prevent it from getting larger.

Overall, it may be possible to fix a hole in a synthetic baselayer, depending on the size and location of the hole and the type of synthetic material used in the baselayer. Try the methods above to fix the hole and extend the life of your baselayer.