Leaky Waders Can Be Fished In Another Day...Just Watch Out For Those Blackberry Bushes!
How many of us just go out and buy new waders or accept having leaks vs. just fixing them?
Read the article below and learn how to easily repair pin-hole leaks in your waders....
-Michael
http://www.adventuresinflyfishing.com/vise9.htm:
"As I was looking over the damaged waders I was explaining to my customer how to properly find pinhole leaks and the proper method for fixing them. The first step is to spray the areas that you are feeling the leaks with regular rubbing alcohol. Within seconds you will notice little black dots appearing on the material. These are the areas that you will need to work with. Since alcohol dries rather quickly, you may need to spray more that once to find remaining holes. Once you have found the culprit holes, you will need to have some form of sealant handy. My preferred sealant is Aquaseal. This is available by itself or with Cotol. Cotol is a drying agent that will increase drying time. "
Read the article below and learn how to easily repair pin-hole leaks in your waders....
-Michael
http://www.adventuresinflyfishing.com/vise9.htm:
"As I was looking over the damaged waders I was explaining to my customer how to properly find pinhole leaks and the proper method for fixing them. The first step is to spray the areas that you are feeling the leaks with regular rubbing alcohol. Within seconds you will notice little black dots appearing on the material. These are the areas that you will need to work with. Since alcohol dries rather quickly, you may need to spray more that once to find remaining holes. Once you have found the culprit holes, you will need to have some form of sealant handy. My preferred sealant is Aquaseal. This is available by itself or with Cotol. Cotol is a drying agent that will increase drying time. "
posted by The "Duke" at 1:32 AM
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