GEAR AID Aquaseal FD Flexible Repair Adhesive – Waders, Wetsuits & Outdoor Gear (0.75 oz, 2 Pack)

Overview

GEAR AID Aquaseal FD is a flexible, waterproof repair adhesive designed for outdoor gear. It bonds to many fabrics and materials, dries clear, and cures to a resilient urethane rubber that remains pliable while protecting tears, pinholes, and worn seams. The two-pack 0.75 oz tubes are ready for quick field fixes or longer-term patches, making it easier to extend the life of waders, wetsuits, inflatables, boots, and other gear that sees sun, spray, and abrasion.

In practice, Aquaseal FD shines when you encounter post-season leaks on a PVC raft, a torn neoprene knee on a wetsuit, or a seam beginning to peel on a leather boot. The formula forms a durable bond that resists heat, cold, and repeated flex, helping gear stay usable through a season of adventures. It dries clear so repairs remain discreet, and it’s tough enough to resist light scrapes and scrapes that come with travel and storage.

Key benefits

• Waterproof and flexible seal bonds to neoprene, nylon, canvas, leather, rubber, and more
• Clear, unobtrusive dry layer patches without visible discoloration
• Resilient to temperature swings and abrasion for long-lasting protection
• Forms a water-tight seam that stays intact and won’t peel or crack easily
• Easy to apply in the field with minimal tools
• Dries to a rubbery finish that remains pliable for movement

Ideal uses

• Repair tears on waders, muck boots, and hiking boots
• Patch holes on wetsuits, neoprene sleeves, and dive skins
• Seal leaks on PVC inflatables, air sofas, and rafts
• Fix rips on nylon rain jackets, canvas tents, and gear bags
• Restore small tears on leather gloves and boat seats

How Aquaseal FD works

When applied, Aquaseal FD wets the surface and bonds as it cures. The result is a flexible urethane rubber that forms a durable seal. The clear color helps conceal repairs on light fabrics, while the strong bond remains pliable to accommodate movement.

1. Clean and dry the repair surface for best adhesion
2. Apply a thin layer to the area and the patch if needed
3. Press firmly and let cure for 8 to 12 hours
4. Inspect the repair after curing and reapply if necessary

Storage tip: keep the tubes tightly closed and away from extreme heat to preserve adhesive performance over time.