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Set up a ladder in a level place outside that you don't mind getting wet.
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Turn the waders inside out.
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Clip the waders to the ladder.
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Watch for leaks. When you find a leak, mark it with a permanent marker.
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Repeat this process for the other leg, marking all the leaks you find.
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Dump the water out and allow the waders to dry completely before you continue.
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Wipe your marked areas down with an alcohol wipe to clean them.
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Wait for the area to completely dry before continuing.
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Apply the thin film (included in your wader repair kit) on top of the Seam Grip.
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Smooth out the film with your finger, pushing out any air bubbles.
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Allow the waders to sit undisturbed for 12 hours.
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You should now have an invisible, but watertight patch. Repeat this for all of the leaks you marked.
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Ho riparato i wader seguendo le indicazioni, ed e stato un trionfo, lavoro perfettamente riuscito. Ora devo provare la tenuta andando a pescare.
Unico problema e il pennarello, che bagnandosi con l’acqua sbava e tende a cancellarsi pur essendo indelebile…. Quando si i Wader si asciugano si rischia di non vedere bene i buchi da riparare se sono di piccola entità.
Ciao Loris, puoi utilizzare un Markal B Paint Stick per contrassegnare le perdite. Puoi acquistarli su Amazon.
My waders have a nice, round hole about 1/4" in diameter, an inch above the top of the gravel guard. Since Seam Grip can't be applied where there isn't any fabric, a patch is evidently needed, but what to use? LDPE? Tenacious Tape? Other? This is a recent pair of Swiftcurrent waders.
Hi AMG, you can actually fix a hole using Seam Grip by either using LDPE on one side or a TPU patch before applying Seam Grip. Because of the location it would be easier to use a TPU patch, the adhesive would keep it in place while applying Seam Grip. Next apply seam grip to the other side liberally, extending past the hole by a 1/2" in all directions. Cover that with either another TPU patch or LDPE film with a flat weighted object to flatten out the repair while it cures. I hope that helps with future DIY endeavors.
How about the seam in the crotch of the waders?
