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A while ago I posted and asked what glue to use to replace latex seals on drysuits, and the answer I got was Cemedine Super-X. I did replace those seals, and use that glue, and had no problems at all. I went to change them again today, and the seals glued on with Cemedine Super-x were reallllllly easy to take off. Almost no effort required. I expected a tad bit more resistance. To be fair, however, this is the first time I've changed seals that weren't installed by the manufacturer (which was a huge PITA). Before I go glue my new seals on, does anyone have any comments? Should I try a different glue, or is it just me being paranoid about the strength of the glue?
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