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Discounts are available on quantity purchases. Please call. | |  | Wetsuits/Accessories | Home » » » Aquaseal Urethane Repair Adhesive & Sealant, 8 oz. | | | | | | | Description: | | The industry standard for maximum strength repairs to wet suits, dry suits and all watersports products. Flexible urethane formula waterproofs, seals and protects against abrasion. Hundreds of watersports and household uses. 8 oz tube | | | Features: | |
• Unaffected by heat, cold or solvents
• Ideal for all types of wet suits, dry suits, B.C.D.s, dive bags, inflatable boats, dry bags, gloves, boots and more
• Cures to full strength in 8 to 12 hours
• Permanent ultra high strength repair
• The Industry Standard
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 7.9 inches | | Package Width:
| 1.8 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.7 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 3 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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Best Repair Adhesive EVER!!!Apr 18, 2012
By kjGAGirl
We ordered this repair adhesive to coat the knees and shins of a wetsuit. We have used it in the past for this purpose and it dries to a rubberized finish and works great. After placing this order, we realized we had a crack in the side of our garden tub. The crack was so small you could barely see it, but it was enough to allow water to leak out of the tub while bathing. We removed an access panel after locating the crack and used this product to seal the tub from the underside. The tub is completely sealed and it took very little adhesive to do the trick!
Pro's:
Easy to apply
No bad smell
Plyable
Durable
Watertight
Bonds well to neoprene, plastic, rubber, fiberglass, etc.
Sets up smoothly and consistently
8 ounce tube goes a long way
Excellent price on Amazon
Con's:
Not available locally
I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS ADHESIVE. IT WORKS GREAT!
Air Mattress Leaks? Give Aquaseal a try!Jul 26, 2011
By B. Alan McWilliams
"BruMac"
I searched Amazon for something to repair the holes my cats left in my Intex air mattress. I had a lot of places to patch along the edges (two-cats, ten-razor sharp claws each...) and I wanted something that was strong and came in a several-ounce tube.
I read about McNett's Aquaseal Repair Adhesive-that it was intended for wet suits, inflatable boats, and other water sport gear. What caught my eye was that it is expandable or "elastic" after it dries. Maximum strength kinda popped out at me too. I decided it was worth $25 to give new-life to a $100+ air mattress.
Typical Amazon shipping (my experience) and I had the Aqualseal within a day or two. I opted for the .5 oz Cotol as well to prepare the surfaces where I needed to use patches.
This stuff is exactly what I was looking for! Initially I was using McNett patch material and using Aquaseal as an adhesive. When the patch dried I put a layer of Aquaseal over it for extra strength. For several repairs (remember all those claws) I just applied Aquaseal and it dried in a nice strong patch-all by itself. I started out using a small paint brush to spread it, but eventually found a wood matchstick to work even easier-because the Aquaseal is self-leveling as it dries. It's pretty easy to manage as you squeeze the tube; it has the consistency of a thick gel so it doesn't drip or run.
Aquaseal dries in a clear material that resembles rubber. It's extremely tough. It will bond very securely to whatever you apply it to, so be warned. For clean-up? I haven't quite figured out the best way to get it off my fingers, hands or tools that but I had good luck with GOO GONE. Lacquer thinner might be even better.
The GOOD NEWS is that the leaks are history. I used some dish soap and water in spray bottle and found a few small leaks-including around the air pump housing (nice...Intex!) and I used Aquaseal to create a gasket with fantastic results. I have plenty of Aquaseal left for future fixes!
It actually works!Jul 01, 2011
By Mrs. Pat A. Schatz
"Kurt"
I used it to repair a 26 year old convertible top that the stitching had all rotted and a few holes. I then sprayed the top with a dye. The top is like new now and very difficult to see the repairs.
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