repairing drysuit boots

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I have a drysuit (Apollo) with integrated boots. The suit is in great shape howver the bottom of the boots are getting a little thin. According to the mfg, the boots are not replaceable. What I would like to do is to glue another sole onto the bottom the existing boots. Has anyone ever done this and what glue would I use.
 
I recently used a "glue" that was given to me in Indonesia two years ago, for a wet suit repair that I did not use, until last week called FREESOLE Urethane Formula with excellent results. I used it to repair and reinforce a Scubapro 5 mil deck sole bootie repair (not on a dry suit) that I was so pleased with, I ordered several tubes on the Internet for spares. I could not find it locally and had to do a Goggle search to find some. It worked much better than Aqua-seal or shoe goo. I would definitely use it again and plan to reinforce my new booties with it. It really sticks and remained flexible.
 
I recently used a "glue" that was given to me in Indonesia two years ago, for a wet suit repair that I did not use, until last week called FREESOLE Urethane Formula with excellent results. I used it to repair and reinforce a Scubapro 5 mil deck sole bootie repair (not on a dry suit) that I was so pleased with, I ordered several tubes on the Internet for spares. I could not find it locally and had to do a Goggle search to find some. It worked much better than Aqua-seal or shoe goo. I would definitely use it again and plan to reinforce my new booties with it. It really sticks and remained flexible.

McNett Freesole Rubber Shoe Repair Adhesive 1 oz

Boy, if it works better than Shoo Goo, it's gonna last! Thanks for the tip!

Dave C
 

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