Repair all types of gear failures with Aquaseal FD.
Overview
Repair all types of gear failures with Aquaseal FD. It’s a clear, waterproof urethane adhesive that comes in a handy tube.
After it cures, it becomes a flexible, rubber glue that is ideal for fixing outdoor gear that’s in constant motion.
It also offers excellent abrasion resistance. So, when fishing waders rip on the river or a wetsuit tears while diving through prickly corals, don’t throw it away. Fix it with Aquaseal FD. It’s also useful as a seam sealer. Don’t let rips, tears, and holes stop you.
Patch it up with the all-purpose Aquaseal FD and stay dry.
Weight: 227 grams
Features
Key Features
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Durable – Tough urethane repair adhesive bonds permanently to surfaces
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Waterproof – Remains effective even when exposed to water
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Flexible – Cures to a rubber-like consistency that withstands movement and stress
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Abraision resistant – Maintains integrity under friction and wear
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Seam sealer – Can be used to seal seams and prevent water ingress
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 227 grams |
| Form | Tube |
| Adhesive Type | Waterproof urethane |
| Cure Time | Approximately 24 hours to full strength |
FAQ
Can Aquaseal FD be used on plastic and rubber materials?
Yes, Aquaseal FD bonds well to plastic and rubber surfaces, making it suitable for repairing fishing waders, wetsuits, and other outdoor gear made from these materials.
Does it work on fabric seams?
Yes, it can be used as a seam sealer to prevent water from seeping through tears or weak stitching in outdoor clothing and gear.
How long does it take to cure?
It takes approximately 24 hours to reach full strength after application.
Donna Burgess –
Used Aquaseal FD to fix a rip in my fishing waders after a long day on the river. It bonded well and stayed flexible even after several hours in water. No more worrying about getting wet during a storm.
John Murray –
Fixed a tear in my wetsuit while diving. The adhesive stayed put and didn’t crack or peel. It’s a reliable fix for outdoor gear that gets worn down.
Jennifer McGrath –
Works well on rubber and plastic surfaces. Took a bit of time to apply properly, but once cured, it holds up under movement and water exposure.
Audrey Simpson –
Sealed a seam on my backpack that was leaking water. It’s now fully waterproof and has held up through multiple hikes.
Gabrielle Ogden –
Good for quick repairs. A little messy to apply, but effective. Works best when surfaces are clean and dry.