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A Dugast McNETT Aquasure

material is good to silicone tubes

Apply with a brush (not included)

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best flexible adhesive.Requires knowing how to use it. Must be exposed to air to cure. I have done special sealing, metal to metal becomes gas tight. Otherwise there will be air and the contents will cure within a few months.

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Fast delivery at the right price. Thanks

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Have used it to glue neoprene and LaTeX sleeves for kayaking. It has worked well and holds a good seal. Likewise for air mattresses and other things. Hbe glued with it on camping trips almost everything.

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Does exactly what you expect it to do. Good stuff. Glues kitesurfing blades and dislodged valves like crazy.

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I mix it with acetone so that it becomes very liquid and soaks well into the pores of the fabric. So that the Aquasure does not lie on the product but soaks into it.

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Great for making the cheek of your tyre dirty and waterproof. Put a little in a cap or jar and dilute with acetone so that it can be applied in thin layers with a brush and does not become these thick blobs. Ventilate well, though, or you'll get as stoned as a shrimp.

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Undoubtedly works well for bonding all kinds of rubbers, but does not pack well on the sidewalls of Challenge tyres. Starts flaking off again immediately after drying.

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I used the glue to seal holes in dry suit socks. This works perfectly if you dilute the glue with acetone the first time.

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I use it to repair my diving suit, which goes really well with this.

I have been using Aquasure for years to repair all kinds of leaks in clothes, diving suits, airbeds etc.... It works easily and forms a firm and durable seal without the need for stickers. Can possibly be diluted with acetone to create a very thin seal.

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Does what it saids on the tin.