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Brian50
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Anyone know of any was to patch waders that are Wet on the inside and out leaking at seam
Brian50 wrote:
Anyone know of any was to patch waders that are Wet on the inside and out leaking at seam
Dale49 wrote:
+1 on Goop. don't waste your money on Aquaseal.
PennKev wrote:
Goop will work for sure, but aquaseal is a superior product for wader repairs. I have patches done with both aquaseal and goop on the same waders and the aquaseal patches hold up much better. The goop starts to peel and flake off after a fair amount of use.
FiveWeight wrote: Go out and buy a can of this clear Flex-Seal you see on TV.This is a product that works as advertised.
gfen wrote:
FiveWeight wrote: Go out and buy a can of this clear Flex-Seal you see on TV.This is a product that works as advertised.
As someone who repaired waders until there was more surface space covered in patching material than there was original material, this stuff is useless.
And yes, I tried it. Inside and out. It wears off when you move. At most it'll buy you a day.
Goop is close enough to Aquaseal that I don't need to spend the premium for a "wader specific' product. Maybe you don't mind spending the money.
Shoe Goo is the same stuff, jsut thicker.
Silicon sealant works if you're bored and have a tube laying around, but will begin to peel back.
Enough duct tape will seal it, but will peel off the seams. Works for a hole patch, though, although eventually (especially if it's cold), it will fall off. Easy answer is just put more on top of what's there.
Don't forget to keep your last waders around for a steady source of patching material.
Goop is by far the cheapest, workable, solution. If it's actually your seams that are leaking, just apply liberally up and down in the effected area.