GEAR AID Aquaseal FD Flexible Durable Repair Adhesive for Fixing Tears and Holes in Waders, Wetsuits, PVC Inflatables, Vinyl and Outdoor Gear, Dries Clear, 8 oz
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Style: 8 Oz
Features
- Fix rips and tears permanently on waders, wetsuits, PVC inflatables, muck boots, and more with this waterproof and flexible adhesive
- Use it as a fabric and vinyl repair adhesive to patch holes and seal leaks; cures in 8-12 hours to a flexible urethane rubber (available in 0. 75 oz or 8 oz tube)
- Apply this clear glue to neoprene, nylon, canvas, leather, rubber, and GORE-TEX fabric; creates a water-tight seal that wont peel or crack over time
- Resist abrasions and scratches with a repair that is unaffected by extreme temperatures
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Description
Repair ripped or torn waders, wetsuits, inflatables, boots and all your outdoor gear with Aquaseal FD. It’s a flexible, durable adhesive that’s waterproof and bonds to all types of outdoor fabrics. This clear, rubber glue cures in 8-12 hours and is ideal for fixing pinhole leaks and tears on watersports and fishing gear. As a multipurpose fabric repair adhesive that’s waterproof, it keeps you dry and offers excellent abrasion resistance to keep gear protected from scrapes and scratches. When you rip your waders or tear your wetsuit, fix it with Aquaseal FD.
Material: thermoset urethane
Brand: GEAR AID
Style: 8 Oz
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Item dimensions L x W x H: 2.75 x 1.75 x 8.63 inches
Brand Name: GEAR AID
UPC: 021563107142 021563109108
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 42
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Aquaseal FD Flexible Repair Adhesive, 8 oz
Item Type Name: Repair Adhesive
Manufacturer: GEAR AID
Model: 10714
Part Number: 10714
Warranty Description: 2 Year Warranty
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Item Dimensions: 2.75 x 1.75 x 8.63 inches
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Item Form: Liquid
Compatible Material: Polyurethane, Rubber, Vinyl
Style Name: 8 Oz
Color: Clear
Material Type: thermoset urethane
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Style: 8 Oz
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!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2011 by B. Alan McWilliams
Style: 8 Oz
I started buying it in 8 ounce tubes about 15 years ago since I use it for so many things. I don't like to make this sound too good because there will be someone who will try something crazy and then be mad it didn't work but I use this stuff for many repairs: Leather baseball glove where you can't simply re-lace or re-sew it. Repair tears in vinyl. Automobile Dashboard repair. Automobile armrest repair. Glue on the endcap of a composite softball bat. Shoe repair on the leather upper and the man-made sole (now they have a separate shoe repair formula but this works, too.) UGG boot repair on a tear in the lambskin. Leather "Work Glove" repair. Protect a small hole in a drumhead. Fill in where the Anti-vibration grommet wore out on a Stihl 042 chainsaw (they don't make then anymore so I had nothing to lose). Repair a ripped Triple-O water filter. Cut in a souvenir basketball. Small holes/leaks in a Thermarest air mattress. Be careful because Aquaseal is hard to get off your hands. Use the blue "Scotch Painter's Tape" for backing the repair and even on the front of a repair (wait a full day before pulling off the tape). I use a popsicle stick to apply in (or flat tooth pick for small repairs). It is not like Silicon Seal: it will run instead of staying exactly where you put it. Over time, it will start to firm up at the opening of the tube. This sometimes requires using pliers to gently untwist the cap. Then I carefully cut out the firm part with an Xacto Knife (or in really bad cases I use a 3/16" drill bit and cordless drill to open it up).
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2014 by Tango_Juliett_Bravo
Style: 8 Oz
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!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2012 by kjGAGirl
Style: 8 Oz
I repaired my Sorel boots. They cracked along the edge of the rubber part. After repairing I've been in shallow water without getting wet feet! But... The material is starting to come off at the edges of the repair after a couple weeks. Still OK but I'm thinking it won't last very long. I know this is a difficult thing to repair since boots flex alot. Maybe I'll upgraded to five stars if the repair holds for a year. Could be the best on the market. I don't know since I haven't tried other products.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2016 by S. C. Broshar
Style: 8 Oz
This works very well on my neoprene waders and my muck boots. Pro tip: Keep it in the freezer when not needed. It will freeze solid, and not dry out. But it thaws and works fine. Sources online tell doing this will extend the shelf life by years.
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by Robert E. Wright
Style: 8 Oz
This glue is great; fully repairing low-pressure inflatables. It permanently adheres to vinyls and is completely airtight. Once it cures, it’s not sticky at all and will not fall/get scraped off. It also won’t soften the vinyl you put it on, so it maintains the material strength. The glue is minimally runny, but it will stick to your skin for a while, despite thorough washing (try an abrasive soap, or putting your hand in dirt or sand). We’ve taken many patched up inflatables for hours on the water, and the glue has held as good as ever. You won’t need to throw out your floats when they get holes. It works with bigger rips too if you re-attach the inside with a flexible tape. It doesn’t work as well for stretchier vinyls or rubber (don’t over-inflate).
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2022 by Grant P.
Style: 8 Oz
Seam tape on bottom and fly of an old four man tent was letting go and leaking rain and condensation into the tent. It is a very thick and sticky compound that when it dries it is very durable flexible and bonds excellently. This is not rocket science - the thicker it is on a surface the longer it takes to dry. A thin coating of this product has to dry for at least a day. Do not fold up your project if it is the slightest bit tacky (it will bond to surfaces not protected and pull the weather proofing off from it). Application on a very flexible surface was difficult and I found that using several different artist spatulas helped immensely.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2020 by Lee D Gohdes
Style: 8 Oz
Absolutely LOVE this product. We bought this in hopes of saving our $750 inflatable Bonzai water slide that we purchased 5 years ago. All the seams on the slide were intact but leaking so much air that the ladder part of the slide would no longer support the weight of my 4 year old without half way collapsing. I followed all directions to a tee! Wiped all areas with rubbing alcohol and allowed it to dry. Spread the slide out across the garage floor as flat as possible and applied a thick amount of the aquaseal to all the seams with a popsicle stick (which worked amazingly well) allowed the aquaseal to cure for 12 hours. I wiped the nozzle clean with the rubbing alcohol before capping (which is a must if you have an leftover and want to use it again!) and stuck it in the freezer. We used the slide the following day and it was like a brand new inflatable. Held up with 5 kids using it for 4 hours straight no problems!!!! This product was a slide saver for sure!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2019 by Keepin it Real!