McNETT® - Essentials for AdventureTM

High Speed, Field Repairs

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  • Seal Cement

    Seal Cement™ Repairs

    For quick, grab-and-hold repairs in the field, opt for neoprene-based contact cement. Contact cements are formulated specifically for rapid tack and bonding. Seal Cement™ Neoprene Contact Cement cures to full strength in only 15 to 30 minutes and creates a strong, durable, flexible bond.

  • Seal Cement

    Step 1:

    Apply Seal Cement on both edges of the repair area. Allow to dry for 5 minutes.

    Step 2:

    Apply a second coat to both edges and let it dry for 10 more minutes.

  • Seal Cement

    Step 3:

    Press and hold edges together until dry (approximately 5 minutes).

Find more great tips like these in our Repair Guide

  • Drysuit Repair

    Drysuit Repair

    Turn suit inside out. Clean damaged area with Cotol-240 or isopropyl alcohol. Non-fabric surfaces such as latex should first be roughened with sandpaper, then cleaned.
  • Ease Suit Entry

    Ease Suit Entry

    To slide right into your wet suit and booties, spray inside with Silicone Pump™ prior to suiting up. To ease dry suit entry, put a plastic grocery bag (with an opening on both ends) or a shower cap over your head to prevent the latex neck seal from sticking to your hair.