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So I have some leaks in my waders, in the feet small pin hole tip leaks. My question have anyone ever used flex seal that flexible rubber seal on there waders for a quick easy repair. I figure it would a simple way to make a quick fix. Plus it might be tough to find these small leaks what do you guys think.

Ive only used aquaseal...worked champion....bought it at REI i remember correctly...

there was an old posting on it...i have pics of before and after of my waders...

but to answer your question no lol....good luck and post up some pics

I will look into the aqua seal but the lazy part of mean is also going to try the Flex Coat, I will be sure to let you know guys.

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Aqua Seal I remember is made for Neoprene etc. Works great on pinholes for direct seal. The thing to ask yourself is if Flex Seal doesn't work, will you have to buy new waders? I don't think Flex Seal is removable once its applied to Neoprene. On top of the Flex Seal, I don't think Aqua Seal will penetrate and still seal the wholes. But hey! If Flex Seal works, it will awesome!

I have a old set of waders that have multiple holes on the feet, the are trash right now but I will try the flex seal there if it does not work they are trash anyway. But if it works then great I saved some old waders.

jeffcpr wrote:So I have some leaks in my waders, in the feet small pin hole tip leaks.  My question have anyone ever used flex seal that flexible rubber seal on there waders for a quick easy repair.  I figure it would a simple way to make a quick fix.  Plus it might be tough to find these small leaks what do you guys think.

I was wondering the same thing.
I have a hole in the boot area.
I was thinking some kind of silicon sealer should work.

I have faith in aqua seal. I just remembered that I once fixed my dads above ground pool with it. The pool sprung a leak towards the bottom of the wall, a few inches away from the seam where it meets the floor. This pool was about 4'-0" deep and 15'-0" diameter or so. The leak was a gash that was about 1/4" long. I globbed some aqua seal on it while the water was shooting out. I then placed a 2"x2" square of duct tape over it. Lastly I globbed some more aqua seal around the edges of the duct tape for safe keeping. He was able to finish off the rest of the summer with that patch. I would check it from time to time and it never leaked!

.:LOLLY:. wrote:I have faith in aqua seal. I just remembered that I once fixed my dads above ground pool with it. The pool sprung a leak towards the bottom of the wall, a few inches away from the seam where it meets the floor. This pool was about 4'-0" deep and 15'-0" diameter or so. The leak was a gash that was about 1/4" long. I globbed some aqua seal on it while the water was shooting out. I then placed a 2"x2" square of duct tape over it. Lastly I globbed some more aqua seal around the edges of the duct tape for safe keeping. He was able to finish off the rest of the summer with that patch. I would check it from time to time and it never leaked!

Will Home Depot have this product?