If you have a damaged wetsuit that’s out of warranty, this is a great DIY tool to have on hand. Easy to apply, cheap and dries quickly, Neo Contact Cement makes the repair as painless as possible. O’Neill makes a near-identical product, but this one is honestly better and $7 cheaper, save some cash and give your old suit some more life! BONUS TIP: The container is identical to a container of Rubber Cement and has a large brush attached to the underside of the cap. This brush, however, is so large that unless you have an enormous tear, it’s pretty useless. For much better results use a paper clip or a popsicle stick to apply!
Wetsuit repair is simple and quick with Aquaseal NEO. Previously known as Seal Cement, this black contact cement is formulated to permanently bond with neoprene and other coated materials. With this flexible liquid adhesive, repairing neoprene gear can be done within half an hour. Apply to waterproof waders, gloves, booties, and spray skirts by the water. Or re-seal a leaky gasket at home. When rips and tears happen, use this contact cement to repair stretchy, high-performance fabrics and protect it from abrasions. Before venturing out to that favorite fishing hole or dive spot, bring Aquaseal NEO along for unexpected repairs and save that expensive gear.
Product Details
Size: 4 fl. oz. [120 ml]
Materials: Heat-resistant contact cement
Color: Black
Cure Time: 20 Minutes
Cure Method: Humidity
Application Temp: 60° to 80° F
Use Temp: -20° to 150° F
Storage: Store in cool, dry place
Product Features
Fast Acting
Durable and Flexible
Abrasion resistant
Waterproof
Dries in 20 minutes for fast in-field repairs to wetsuits, waders and more
This tough adhesive bonds to neoprene, rubber, latex, leather, and most fabrics
Cures to an elastic rubber that stretches and bends with fabrics
Coat high-wear areas like knees and elbows to protect against abrasion
Provides a water-tight seal to keep water-sports gear performing no matter the activity
Made in USA
Additional Info
INSTRUCTIONS:
Thoroughly clean and dry entire area for repair
Shake well
Apply cement on both edges of teara with the enclosed applicator brush
Allow this first coat to dry for 5 minutes
Apply a second coat to the repair area and allow it to dry for an additional 10 minutes
Press and hold edges of repair together for long-lasting repairs
