fixing neoprenes.

[hustlerrjim]

after trying many different types of repair kits which failed miserably I have found AQUASEAL at the garibaldi diving shop. they use it to fix diving suits.
it works great to fix any neoprene garment.
no more unexpected wet feet.

[skrimmy]

Thanks for the tip Jim! You're full of great tips lately!

[Fish Hawg]

I think I read in STS, they used Plastic dip the stuff you put on on your tool handles....Ross

[Tugjunkie]

Agree on the AQUASEAL... a product that really works..... also use it for breathables, airbeds...ect
stays flexable. goes with me on trips right there with the duct tape. :smile:

Keepem tight
Rick

[greenbuttskunk]

yep, used aquaseal for years, I've got the goop on all my neoprenes. Shoe goo works too.
GBS

[Doc Spratley]

My vote also goes to AquaSeal. I used it on my neoprenes when I tore them at the knee. I think AquaSeal made the material stronger after it had set up.

[Ty]

Aquaseal is great, howver with the addition of Cotol aka Toulene it is much better. Use it to prep sureface, apply before seal, then use after, makes aqua seal into aqua weld!!!!

[Sir Fishalot]

Hey Ty, where can one find Cotol? Also, about how much does that AquaSeal go for?

[Tugjunkie]

Right on Ty, Cotol also speeds up the setting time, you can get it packaged together with a tube of AQUASEAL.. usually less than $10, believe I've seen it at Fishermans Marine. GI Joe's. may/should also carry it...


Keepem tight
Rick

[CAPT KUJO]

We have Cotol-240 available at U.S.I.A.

Just quit buying cheap waders from China.

CAPT KUJO

U.S.I.A. Fishing Waders made in St. Helens Oregon