Repair all types of gear failures with Aquaseal FD, a clear, waterproof urethane adhesive. After it cures, it becomes a flexible, rubber glue that is ideal for fixing outdoor gear that's in constant motion. It also offers excellent abrasion resistance. So, when fishing waders rip on the river or a wetsuit tears while diving through prickly corals, don’t throw it away. Fix it with Aquaseal FD. It’s also useful as a seam sealer. Don’t let rips, tears, and holes stop you. Patch it up with the all-purpose Aquaseal FD and stay dry. 

• Durable– Tough urethane repair adhesive bonds permanently to surfaces and dries clear
• Flexible – Cures to a stretchy rubber that bends with neoprene and other elastic gear
• Waterproof – Provides a water-tight seal that won’t peel or crack over time
• Abrasion Resistant – Keeps gear looking good by withstanding scrapes and scratches
• All-purpose – Bonds to all types of outdoor fabrics including: neoprene, rubber, nylon, canvas and vinyl

 Specifications:

• Material: thermoset urethane
• Color: clear
• Adheres To: neoprene, rubber, nylon, canvas, vinyl
• Cure Time: 8-12 hours (2 hours with cure accelerator)
• Application Temperature: 60° to 100°F (above 40% relative humidity)
• Use Temperature: -20° to 180°F
• Storage: store in bag in freezer
• Made in USA

AQUASEAL VS Aquaseal Neo Contact Cement?

Aquaseal Neo Contact Cement is great for making in-field repairs because it cures in about 20 minutes. Contact Cement is not permanent; it can be removed using solvents. Contact Cement is great for repairing tears in neoprene and for replacing gaskets on wet suits and dry suits that may need to be removed or replaced at some point.

Aquaseal is great for making long lasting, permanent repairs. Aquaseal is unaffected by solvents, so it is a permanent fix. Once cured, Aquaseal provides great abrasion resistance, so it is recommended on high-wear areas. Aquaseal cures in 8-12 hours.

Use Contact Cement for quick repairs or for replacing seals on wet suits and dry suits that may need to be removed at a later time. Use Aquaseal for a more permanent fix or for high-wear abrasion resistance.