Techniflex delamination of exhaust valve

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Jerry,
The exhaust valve on my Techniflex is starting to delaminate, what do you recommend? There are no leaks yet but there is no doubt that it is just a matter of time.
 
Have you contacted USIA?
 
If by delaminating you mean that the rubber port is peeling away from suit, you can temporarily fix it by putting a little contact cement under the area and putting a weight on it over night. If you are not diving anytime soon, send the suit in and I will install a pair of our new ports. They are actually sewn on to the suit and will never peel off. They also look kind of cool!:eyebrow:
 
If by delaminating you mean that the rubber port is peeling away from suit, you can temporarily fix it by putting a little contact cement under the area and putting a weight on it over night. If you are not diving anytime soon, send the suit in and I will install a pair of our new ports. They are actually sewn on to the suit and will never peel off. They also look kind of cool!:eyebrow:


Sounds great. I have two more classes this month and then I will send it in. Thanks.:thumb:
 
Got the suit back today and USIA did a wonderful job. You can't tell any other valves were ever on it. I must also agree with Jerry, the new valves do look pretty cool.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/peregrine/

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