how much does it take to do one suit?
595996
I just use a capful or less with each wash and enough water to agitate the suit by hand
595997
One capful in the bathroom sink is all my daughter uses. She fills sink with lukewarm water and one capful of suit cleaner swishes it around, lets it sit a few minutes and rinses with cool water and hangs to dry. Very easy, works great, and lasts several months!
595998
Hi Roberta, You will need to use 2 capfuls per suit per wash. Cleans and removes (or greatly reduces) chlorine from pool swimming. I found this product works well.
595999
Just a capful is all. I can't tell if it is helping my suit or not. We will see!
596000
it only takes 2 capfuls and you can see the yellowish choline in the sink when you're done!
596001
It only takes a capful in a small basin...swish the suit & you're done. I go to aqua aerobics & want to preserve my suits. This works well.
2067367
It can be done easily one handed, with practice. It can be difficult when you first figure it out.
1959130
my sons usually handle production but I'm guessing 50 for simple ones and 100-200 for the more elaborate bracelets :)
203648
I have no idea. I used this for my tri-wet suit many times. One entire season. Spraying entire inside of wet suit with sleeves. I think You should get well over a hundred.
705438
Per room. I chose just the minimum of what I would have to have. It gets pricey otherwise.
611193
One and one-half if you are careful cutting. I have done this twice now. Also note, keep at least one extra Velcro strap or you'll need to buy extra Velcro.
2068835
It depends on the wind and/or how much moving around you plan to do. Just setting you would be fine. Walking you may want to take off the coat. This suit is awesome...2nd year with it and no complaints.
1914457
As far as I recall, one cost like $100 or right around that. Unless they say otherwise it's probably just one.
568396
The answer is relative to how you treat the suit. We have three daughters who are competitive simmers and they can make these last for a long time when they treat them properly. As parents we have learned to take the role of letting the coach do the coaching but as far as what products we invest in we take charge. These are a few key factors to keep in mind. 1. Always rinse the suit with clean chlorine free water. 2. Always hang dry on a hanger that cannot cause snags. 3. Never let the child cram the suit in their swim bag. (keep the original box and a zip lock type bag to store the suit in until they get home) 4. Wear socks when putting the suit on and taking off. (prevents toe nails from snagging on the fabric) 5. Make sure the child is careful not to snag finger nails on the suit. 6. When our daughters first got "tech suits" they were around the age of 12. Mom helped them put them on the first time just to get them use to how to be careful. We have purchase suits in the dollar range of $80 on up to carbon pro suits in the amount of $550. We take this kind of investment seriously and so do our daughters. Following these steps we can usually get 15-20 meets out of a suit of this type before they start to wear out to much. Proper sizing is very important. Get a suit that is too tight and it will wear out sooner. We highly recommend you visit the TYR website and check the size charts for this specific suit. Each suit design, material and brand have different size charts. TYR, Speedo, and Arena are all different with their sizing. One last thing. You probably already know this but just incase, we recommend you visit the FINA website and check the most current approved suit list. They change this often as we learned the hard way with the Arena Carbon Pro suit. We hope this answers your question and that we did not bore you with our long answer.
1681159
Not a crazy amount. I used my living room to do it. I recently moved so I don't have a ton of furniture it, but I do have a mess of boxes still. Using that as a gauge, I'm sure that you could push aside a coffee table and give yourself enough rooom to do the videos. A lot of the moves are small but fast anyway. The initial explanation of how to do them is shown with bigger steps, but those steps get small the faster they intend for you to go.
1446800
We have owned the suit for about 75 days therefore not a long test. However, the suit so far has been solid regarding quality.
419232
it depends on the thickness of your suit and why would you want it to anyway
876057
At least 3. I would do 2 or 3 coats. Prob 6 cans to do it right. Be sure to sand first.
1951523
I did it myself., It really doesn't take that much effort/science. If you hire someone, you shouldn't pay more than $20-30 tops for this job. Hope this info works.
1430045
I'm sorry, but I don't own a white suit, so have no idea. I also always immediately soak my suits as soon as I come home.
466768
yes and simple really takes about 10 minutes and make sure you have a rubber mallet to make sure things are snug and your done. =)
18803
Probably 1 kit, but will probably need 1 more bottle of the oxidation remover.