Gear Aid Aquasure Neoprene Glue Sealant

Perfect for repairing neoprene boots, wetsuits etc.

With the Gear Aid Aquasure glue, you can easily repair tears and rips in your favorite waders, scuba gear, dive equipment, and outdoor gear.

Aquasure is a clear, waterproof adhesive and sealant, specially formulated for the flexibility, adhesion and abrasion protection you need when you’re in the water.

Don’t let a rip or a tear stop you. Aquasure will patch that hole in your wetsuit, fix the gash in your fishing waders, and make sure your drysuit keeps you dry.

Aquaseal is all you need to keep your gear going as long as you do.

Safe for use on: Neoprene, Nylon, GORE-TEX® fabric, Hypalon®, Urethane, Rubber, and more.

Directions for neoprene repair:

• Clean Damaged Area
• Trim any loose threads
• Non-fabric surfaces should be roughened with sandpaper, then cleaned
• Apply Aquasure to surfaces directly from tube or with knife or flat stick
• Keep repair level overnight. Avoid contact with other surfaces.

Most repairs reach full strength overnight (10–14 hours). Allow longer for thickest repairs.

Directions for holes and tears:

• Clean Damaged Area
• Trim any loose threads
• Non-fabric surfaces should be roughened with sandpaper, then cleaned
• Create backing with removable tape.
• Fill void and 1/4" beyond edge with McNett Aquasure. Remove tape after full cure.
• Keep repair level overnight. Avoid contact with other surfaces.

Most repairs reach full strength overnight (12–18 hours). Allow longer for thickest repairs.

Directions for seams:

• Clean Damaged Area
• Trim any loose threads
• Non-fabric surfaces should be roughened with sandpaper, then cleaned
• Apply 1/16" thick bead overlapping seams edges by at least 1/4".
• Apply with slight pressure to saturate fabric surfaces.
• Keep repair level overnight. Avoid contact with other surfaces.

Most repairs reach full strength overnight (12–18 hours). Allow longer for thickest repairs.

Directions for high wear areas:

• Clean Damaged Area
• Trim any loose threads
• Non-fabric surfaces should be roughened with sandpaper, then cleaned
• Apply thin coat with knife for flexible abrasion resistance.
• Apply with slight pressure to saturate fabric surfaces.
• Keep repair level overnight. Avoid contact with other surfaces.

Most repairs reach full strength overnight (12–18 hours). Allow longer for thickest repairs.