GEAR AID Aquaseal NEO Neoprene Contact Cement for Wetsuit, Wader, and Watersports Gear Repair – Fast-Drying, Waterproof, Flexible Adhesive

I use this clue to make a neoprene battery cover for my e-bike it worked great applauded to both sides one touch and it's stuck no problem 3 months later it's still going strong not pulling apart also use this to repair my neoprene fishing waders works incredibly well

I feel it’s rare these days to get a product that works exactly as advertised. I had some very nice scuba pro neoprene gloves that had split seams. I follow the directions exactly and this rubber contact cement function perfectly. The gloves are good as new!

Works well on knee cream, knee braces a little gooey, but really how strong

Works great! Dries quickly, did 3 coats to save my rain boots and it sealed great! Great value.

Good stuff. Seems like an industry standard. This is more for binding seams and joining surfaces together, vs. other Aquaseal, which is to fill a missing hole of neoprene. Follow installation instructions and it will stick well. I use a disposable 1/2" brush for careful application. I've had no problems with it solidifying in the can. I think you just need to be sure the lid is on tight, and the threads are clean. I have read a tip to store the can upside down to be extra sure of no air leaking in, so I do that too. Storing in your freezer would probably help too, as I do with my other special glues.

Phenominal stuff. Used it to repair my Merrell water shoes. Strap broke and repaired with this. Material was rubber and neoprene. Worked wonderfully. I'd reccomend using painters tape for anywhere you dont want to repair/cover.

I had a good-sized tear on the leg seam of my wetsuit, & wanted to stop it before it got any bigger. I watched a couple of YouTube videos to get a sense of the proper way to use neoprene glue, grabbed some dental floss and dove in (so to speak)! It was tough to sew the dental floss into the seam, as the sides were pretty frayed; but once I got the seam mostly closed, I hit it with a couple of layers of this glue on both sides, and that really closed everything up nicely! The glue takes about 10 minutes or more to get tacky, at which point it can be manipulated, and before that it is kind of messy to handle, so use a popsicle stick or something similar for spreading. The glue really soaks into the neoprene, and once it dries it is very elastic and stretches with the neoprene…awesome! I haven’t tried to glue/patch a hole with this yet, that will be the next challenge…but this is definitely the glue to use if you need to do a wetsuit/neoprene suit repair. 2 thumbs up! 🤙🏼🤙🏼

My 7 mil. wet suit neoprene ripped at the hood level. I used this glue to fix it. It's easy to use, just follow the 5 min. and 10 min. Instruction and it works. The neoprene ripped again but not where it was glued, next to it. So the glue hold very well. I re-glued the new rip but this time I double it with a thermo glued patch and so far it's holding. This tube will be handy as I am pretty sure more rips are coming!

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This adhesive is great for fixing waders. The fix has been rock solid.

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Works well! It repairs my wetsuit tear!!

Great Wetsuit Glue in a good quantity. Fast Shipping. All around Service is very good! I would buy it again.