Drysuit Repair Advice

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Meka Nwoke

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I have leaks in my drysuit boots, and I am trying to figure out the best way to go about fixing this. I have the boots that have a neoprene component, and I have 3 leaks where (2 on the right leg, see first 2 pictures, and 1 on the left leg) the rubber part of the boot meets the neoprene. I'd appreciate any advice on how to embark on this repair/project. Is aqua seal going to be enough? Thank you
 

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Aquaseal with Cotol (accelerator).
 
If you take your time and do the prep according to best practices, the aquaseal will keep you going for a bit. But as others will attest, every patch job has its challenges and you may have to expose the surfaces a bit more to get the adhesion required for a durable seal.
 

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