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| Aquaseal Repair Kit |
| For all types of waders. Includes 1/4 oz aquaseal and 2 adhesive patches (clear) to patch all types of waders. |
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| ASEAL15
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| Aquaseal-Tube |
| For repair of neoprene or any type of wader. Repairs holes and tears. Flexible when dry. 3/4 oz tube. Drying time - overnight.
May also be used for line splicing, a felt sole adhesive or a leader knot cover to smooth out knots. |
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| Zap-a Gap |
| This is a "must have" for fly tyers! I use it for many, many different patterns when a quick bond is essential. Also helps to keep materials exactly where you want them. 1/4oz. (not shown) |
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| Tip Top Adhesive |
| Melt-on adhesive holds under the coldest or hottest conditions. Heats off easily for repair of tip top. |
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| Flex Coat 5 Min Epoxy |
| Two part epoxy sets up in five minutes. Great for repairs and quick jobs. Also useful for binding popper corks to popper hooks. 4 oz. kit. |
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| RODDANCER / THREADMASTER ONE - ROD FINISH |
| RODDANCER / THREADMASTER ONE - ROD FINISH / 1 - Part Rod Finish. 2 FL. oz.. Non-Yellowing inhibitors. Tougher than standard epoxy. More Flexible. Water Cleanup. THREADMASTER ONE APPLICATION TECHNIQUES - Threadmaster One is a water based finish , is different than standard 2 part epoxy finishes. DO NOT USE FLAME IT HAS NO EFFECT. There is no mixing of this product, use straight out of the bottle. DO NOT SHAKE OR STIR. Since this is a new product, initial observations showed negligible thread color change after application. Needs to be applied in temperatures above 67 degrees, temperatures any less greatly increase dry times. THE WARMER THE BETTER. Adequate buildup can be achieved in 2 coats but definitely in 3 coats. This is not a color perservative so use CP if necessary for your particular application. Can be applied the same way you currently apply your 2 part epoxy. This is water based , when it is applied as the finish dries it will shrink a bit from the original application. We recommend the first coat should just get the thread soaked, no build up at all, this will help with any bubbles that might occure with putting on a thicker coat. Wick off any extra. If CP is used this step can be skipped. Turn on a rod dryer, allow at least 3 hours between coats depending on the temperature.The 2nd. coat can be applied much thicker, because of the shrinkage apply just a bit more than you would normally. If bubbles appear the only way to remove them is to either blow them out with a thin straw or use a toothpick or something similar to poke them out. FLAME WILL NOT WORK ! Allow at least 72 hours for full cure , in cooler temps. allow longer time. |
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