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Guppy
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Hey all:
I have never, ever once in my life used Aquaseal for anything. I have (at least) 2 pinholes in my ranger bladder. I don't know if they're from fishooks on a jetty dive, or being pinched by my steel SP-style cam bands, but they're there. Do I just dab a bit of aquaseal over the holes while inflated, deflated, filled with water? Do I need to add some sort of "patch" to ensure that it's sealed? Should I just get another bladder? On a related topic, will Aquaseal hold the hook and loop patch on a 20-yo farmer john, or is there a better product out there? |
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Grouper
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I have used Aquaseal on a urethane bladder before and it has held for about 4 yrs. I roughed up the pinhole area with sandpaper and put a thin coat. I also know people using larger patches cut from other bladders to make larger repairs and using cement that was designed for waterbed repairs. As far as I know it worked OK. I would try the Aquaseal.
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Guppy
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I have used Aquaseal to repair my wetsuit,drysuit,Jeep soft top and it is kind of like my version of ducttape LOL, you can use the cleaner (Cortisol ?) to clean the site to be repaired first then aquaseal it and it is supposed to hold even better thean just using aquaseal I have always just put it on a clean dry surface.
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Grouper
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We sell a repair kit that will take care of your problem.
The hardest part will be removing and replacing the inner bladder! There is really no need to repalce the entire bladder due to a pinhole!!! Part # 345-0400 is the patch kit. Any Zeagle dealer can order you one!! You get a pack of 10 patches for like $12. |
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Grouper
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If you drive a knife, spearshaft, or anything that leaves a large hole, cut, or jagged edge, you need to buy a new inner bladder!!!! A few pinholes, however, can be easily patched. |
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Guppy
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Last edited by Landlocked Amphibian : 02-11-2009 at 02:07 PM. |
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