Anyone have a good method of finding and patching holes in neoprene waders?? Or maybe there is someone who repairs them?
I have tried filling them with air and wrestleing with them in a tub of water and filling them with water and still haven’t found a good method.
JOHN EGGERS
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Fill them with water then mark the spot somehow dry them out, sow the back of them shut and then put sportsmans goup on the inside so your waders don’t look like [censored] on the outside, always works for me and i am a big duck hunter so i am doing this quite frequently.
Thanks for the come back!
I’ll give this a try. I have a whole lot of these to practice on.
When you mentioned sowing the back up, were you pertaining to large ripps or what?
troutchaser
Yeah, those are for those one where you either get caught on fences or on the stubborn as twigs that break off with 2 fingers but rip your waders you know those ones it has worked for me i am always dry until i get a new rip
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