Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: paulj on October 10, 2013, 09:01:35 PM
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http://www.theoutdoorline.com/blog/2012/09/20/save-da-waders-wader-repair-made-easy/
Thought I would share this article. Gonna try it and will keep u posted. Tight lines!
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It may work but it sure looks like crap. Any where you spray that stuff won't be breathable anymore either.
Once I find the leak, I use aquaseal on the inside of the wader. It seals it up and you don't have an ugly patch on the outside. Finding the leak is the biggest hassle and using a light does work well.
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What do you guys use to patch the neoprene booties?
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I use shoe goo and spread on thin layers it works pretty well
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ever try it on the inside of your waders instead of the outside?
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It may work but it sure looks like crap. Any where you spray that stuff won't be breathable anymore either.
Once I find the leak, I use aquaseal on the inside of the wader. It seals it up and you don't have an ugly patch on the outside. Finding the leak is the biggest hassle and using a light does work well.
Im sure you could probably use this stuff on the inside rather than the outside if cosmetic appearance is so important.
It also comes in white, and if you REALLY cared you could probably paint it to match the color of your waders.
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Oddly, that link has been taken down....
I heard if your screen door in the bottom of your boat leaks tho, that stuff is tops!