Description:
Fix a torn wetsuit and get back in the water. Gear Aid Aquaseal+NEO Contact Cement (NRS item 33504.02), previously called Seal Cement, makes quick waterproof repairs to neoprene gear and cures in about 10 minutes. Rescue, dive and lifeguard teams can keep it in the kit for wetsuits, gloves, booties and latex gaskets. Shop more dry suit care and repair products.
Features
- Cures in 10 minutes: strong and flexible, so it works for in-field repairs.
- Bonds all types of neoprene: wetsuits, gloves, booties, sprayskirts, waders and more.
- Patches dry wear and latex: also works on latex gaskets and other water-sports gear.
- Abrasion protection: brush a coat on high-wear areas.
- Stays flexible: dries elastic so it will not restrict movement.
Specifications
- Adheres to neoprene, latex, other rubber compounds and most fabrics
- Dries elastic and flexible
- Cure: about 10 minutes
- Storage: tightly sealed and upside down
- Flammable
Sizes & options
One size. No options.
Questions about the Aquaseal+NEO Contact Cement
How long does it take to cure?
It cures strong and flexible in only 10 minutes.
Can I use it on latex gaskets?
Yes. It can patch dry wear, latex gaskets and other water-sports gear, along with neoprene.
How should I store it?
Store it tightly sealed and upside down. The label notes it is flammable.
Is this the same as Seal Cement?
Yes. Aquaseal+NEO Contact Cement was previously known as Seal Cement.
Is it safe around fire or high heat?
No. The cement is listed as flammable, so store and use it away from flame. It is a repair adhesive for water rescue gear and is not rated for fire or high-heat use.
Where can I buy the Gear Aid Aquaseal+NEO Contact Cement for Neoprene?
Right here. The Public Safety Store is an authorized Gear Aid dealer. Outfitting a rescue team or need help with sizing? Contact us. Every order is covered by our price match guarantee and easy 30-day returns.
California Proposition 65 warning: This product can expose you to Toluene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
