Just get a few cans of Camp Dry or a good spray tent waterproofing. Set up the tent and brush the flaky stuff off and spray the whole tent. Allow it to dry completely before refolding. I usually get about 3 years out of one application. The seam tape can be resecured with seam repair products. There are gels, tapes and what look like glue sticks.
If you sealed the seams properly, your tent should now be
waterproof enough to keep the rain and dew out. That means it is also
waterproof enough to keep moisture condensation in. As you sleep your body
gives off moisture through perspiration and breathing. It's no so fun waking up
wet. Most tents provide a roof vent and doors or windows with screens and I
also advise you to get a ventilator to your tent in order to make your
experience more comfortable.
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