19 Nov 95 20:40, Lee Bell wrote to Kevin Morgan:
 ->> My drysuit has a hole in the neck seal and I'm too tapped out to get
 ->> it fixed right now.  Things are kind of crazy around my house anyway
 ->> -- too much home improvement type stuff to do before I can even think
 ->> about taking a morning or evening off to get wet.
 LB> Try duct tape, probably from the inside.  I've used it to fix my
 LB> airboat, my canoe, my sailboat, my powerboat and my car.  It can do
 LB> anything.  Since it can sometimes seal a leak in a high pressure
 LB> radiator hose, it might just work for your application too.
There is a product that's been out on the market for a number of years that I 
highly recommend: AquaSeal.  It has the consistency of model airplane cement 
and will make a nice water tight repair.  Curing time is 24 hours, or if you 
buy the Cobol catalyst, less than one hour.
I've even used it to repair a waterbed mattress that the cat had sharpened 
his claws on......without emptying the water!  Truly great stuff.
Jay
PADI M-9033
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