does it works for a neoprene suit to be use in sea watter?
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We have had customers use on neoprene suits but did not receive any feedback so this is an application that you would need to test to determine how well it works for your needs. This specific formula is tested and intended for use on outdoor synthetic fabrics such as those used in tents, awnings, etc.
34934
It did not help me in cold water. I think neoprene is the only thing that helps there.
1661054
JStedler - Your question may not go to the actual seller, I'm not sure. I'm a buyer of the suit and was pinged to see if I could answer your question. I can't, exactly, but I can tell you that I telephoned the seller to ask the same question and they were helpful. The suit I bought fits just fine.
1237750
Probably not; it excels at flat items but not reallt suitabke for the compound curves of a suit or shirts. It also has limts for trousers; reslly only suitsble for legs not for waist and tops.
2216172
Dixie, you are looking at a "Velcro strap" the picture is misleading as it shows the straps with the WiFi Remote. So, if you are aware of this minor detail, then the strap by itself will go down much deeper than you can ever dive. As to whether you can use it with your wet suit, the answer is "No". The strap is too short to wrap around a standard 7 mm wetsuit. If you are strapping around your lycra, then no problem. Hope this helps.
1300905
No it is not, but you can try this one: Amazon Search "Sponge Neoprene 1/4" Thick X 54" Wide X 3' " and http://www.amazon.com/Sponge-Neoprene-Thick-54-Wide/dp/B001FZS312/ref=sr_1_4?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1429887010&sr=1-4&keywords=Sponge+Neoprene+1%2F4%22+Thick+X+54%22+Wide+X that is the link to the 1/4" x 54" x 3' (36") tricky huh, using foot measurements instead of inch... Hope this helps. -JD
1676920
I used on goretex and dried on low heat for a couple of minutes. It works great. Sailing trousers are like new.
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Not 100% but I looked at other tusa fins and I think that they will. I'd you can remove the strap and it's buckel/keeper or whatever, and there's a round knob that's left for you to insert into this strap system then it'll work. If there is no little round knob then it won't. I hope that helps, it's kinda hard to explain without being able to show it
75750
Yes. The ends of the straps tuck down inside of the neoprene sleeve in a pocket made for them. This is an extremely nice girth!!
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It should if it has the tripod mount thread but it depends on your application. Seeing as the model camera you mentioned is useful for underwater I don't see why you couldn't use this except that I'm not sure how well the neoprene covering would hold up as it seems relatively permeable and less water-resistant. Also, I might put something on the actual threads to avoid possible corrosion from the saltwater as I don't doubt the durability of the handle itself but just the threads. Even though it's advertised as a stabilization system it's just a handle and it's all about how steady your hand is with the camera and if the camera itself has auto-stabilizing features. It should if it has the tripod mount thread but it depends on your application. Seeing as the model camera you mentioned is useful for underwater I don't see why you couldn't use this except that I'm not sure how well the neoprene covering would hold up as it seems relatively permeable and less water-resistant. Also, I might put something on the actual threads to avoid possible corrosion from the saltwater as I don't doubt the durability of the handle itself but just the threads. Even though it's advertised as a stabilization system it's just a handle and it's all about how steady your hand... » Read More It should if it has the tripod mount thread but it depends on your application. Seeing as the model camera you mentioned is useful for underwater I don't see why you couldn't use this except that I'm not sure how well the neoprene covering would hold up as it seems relatively permeable and less water-resistant. Also, I might put something on the actual threads to avoid possible corrosion from the saltwater as I don't doubt the durability of the handle itself but just the threads. Even though it's advertised as a stabilization system it's just a handle and it's all about how steady your hand is with the camera and if the camera itself has auto-stabilizing features. « Show Less
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It is neoprene and will wear and stretch but it will only expand slightly. If it is uncomfortable once it is wet you need a larger size.
1031966
I don't think so. it is basically for shoes. I would think that you would need something more like what they use on boat canvas and tops. A marine supply store could help you with this. Good luck.
818744
Not a "dry suit". You will get soaked. It just prevents rockrash and maybe keeps your core temp a little higher in cold water
297815
if you are in the water it will be fine, not for on land tho. it is like a thin wet suit
284093
I would think so, it works with other cases so as long as it's not under water you should have no problem.
97741
Yes. In my opinion it will as this suit is very durable. This has worked wonders for me. I use it on a ellipitical machine and with dvds by jillian michaels or leslie sansone. Be sure to drink a lot of water before and after.
1881033
I have only used it on Sunbrella marine fabrics. It works amazingly well for that application.