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Diego’s Dad
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de julio de 2024
You have to be careful when applying the heat, you will need to do this several times so you can get all parts of your patch glued. The glue is pretty good and will add an extra to your mend. Don’t expecto to last a lifetime or be perfect, but will do the job for a while.
Cathy H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de noviembre de 2024
The tube material is so thin that when I squeezed the tube to get the cement out, holes popped up everywhere. I tried taping the holes but then new ones will pop open. It was very messy! It's also not returnable, what a waste of money.
DMac
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de octubre de 2024
Great for sealing small holes in BCD, added cover heat patch and put two more coats. 20- 80' diving 20x no issues no leaks. Perfect on stitching neoprene dive gear, protect the stitches from snags, cuts, or pulling outta the seam. Great to extend glove finger tips as well, coat and dip in fine sand, stop wearing out finger tips.
smaus
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de junio de 2023
The neck gasket on my wetsuit had come apart so I had planned on using the cement to glue it back together and use it as a spare. I wanted the patches for the seam points on a new wetsuit I was hemming. Both were great but required a bit of effort. For the iron-on patches, make sure you're using a hard surface (I used a cookie sheet) and if you're working around any seams have some metal tools with rounded or flat surfaces that you can manipulate under the wetsuit to get good contact and pressure with the iron.The cement was fairly easy to use, if not messy. I just needed to set aside time to do it because you have to apply it twice and wait 5-10 minutes in between. I had a few tears to fix so this took a while.The cement worked well for rejoining the tears but it wasn't great for trying to glue the neoprene to the lining that it had separated from. I decided to use the iron on patches instead, which worked like a charm. Ironing took a bit of effort around the seams because they're raised which makes it tough to get the right pressure in all the spots. I used a cookie sheet under the main parts and some metal tools (screwdriver and wrench) under the wetsuit to get good contact. You'll see from the photo that I ended up patching in a few places and if I were to do over again, I would've cut the piece much bigger to go OVER the seams instead of trying to butt up against them. Still would've needed the tools to get good adhesion on both sides of the seam but at least if one side wasn't adhering well, it was also still attached on the other side.On my new wetsuit, I used small pieces to seal the seams after hemming the legs. Since these went over the seam, they also took a bit of doing with the iron but had enough practice with the neck gasket repair that I got the hang of it
Michaela
Comentado en Canadá el 3 de febrero de 2023
I am a lobster fisherman and I had a hole in the side of my brand-new boots. I ordered this to see if I could fix the problem before buying a new pair again. Before I used this I got wet feet all the time, now with this repair patch they no longer leak! Prefect fix to my new boots! You can't go wrong buying this
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