Aquasure
Aquasure + FD 28g Wader Repair
Aquasure + FD 28g Wader Repair
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Aquasure is the original and best urethane rubber adhesive. It provides a clear, strong and flexible finish suitable for permanent waterproof repairs to holes, tears or leaking seams in most types of fishing and water sports equipment. Aquasure may be applied to high wear areas such as neoprene knee and elbow sections to help protect against abrasion. Aquasure cures overnight.
Key Features:
- Neoprene Waders
- Breathable Waders
- Bivvies - Umbrellas
- Wet Suits
- Dry Suits
- Gloves
- Latex neck and wrist seals
- Inflatable mattresses
- Kayaks
- Waterproof Clothing
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Have used aqua sure plenty times now , adds a bit of extra lifespan to waders
If you are into hiking and camping this is must product I did use it to repair cut in my Gore tex jacket and puncture in a tent so recomended.
Arrived quickly, well packaged.
I use Aquasure for many fishing purposes, from repairing waders to sealing knots on leader knots. Good product and at a great price from Gamefish.
Never used this product before,but i thought i would give it a go as i have 1 pair of waders that have developed the smallest of water ingress around the crotch area. Pair of Hodgmans H5 fitted with in core inners that gave me a surprise last May 2021 when fishing in the River Tweed. After having theses waders for just over a year and wearing them on a regular basis. It was only a matter of time before the crotch area gives up due to all the walking stretching and pegging out to dry. That area takes the most of the hammer due to the material rub. As they are cracking waders i thought it bad form to confine them to the pile of redundant fishing clothing that grows ever larger. Purchased the Aquasure as an experiment and set to giving the crotch area a damn good covering. Make sure you get the folds out as much as possible and use the brush provided. The thin gloves provided. Don't bother, use marigolds. After reading the instructions on how to store. Forget that too. Commit and use the whole tube . That way you should get the repair you require . It takes a hell of a long time to cure and using the whole tube does result in some drips . Depending obviously where the leak is and how your waders are stacked. I have left them overnight and hey ho we have exactly what it says on the tin . A clear , flexible covering . I am confident when the in core liners are replaced and the waders turned inside out. I should be able to go waist deep again without getting wet nuts. Only time will tell. When you consider how much you spend on a pair of waders. A tube of repair gunk at a £10. I think i will get another tube to sit in the draw as backup. Have fun .
I've lost count the about of times I've patched waders with this stuff. I wish they made waders out of it 😁