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Can you repair silicon?
- Thread starter arbateman
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If no one comes with something better I'de try transparent silicon glue. just a thin layer should supply enough seal and should'nt affect flexibilty too much.
I'm not talking from expirience though so it's limited waranty.
Try to ask also in a dive shop, maybe they'de know.
Good luck.
Tell me how it ended.
I'm not talking from expirience though so it's limited waranty.
Try to ask also in a dive shop, maybe they'de know.
Good luck.
Tell me how it ended.
Apearntly you know much better than me on this then.
I was just shooting in the dark.
A high risk solvent might be heat, but I'de look for other stuff before using a welder on my mask.
I'm out of ideas for this one...
I was just shooting in the dark.
A high risk solvent might be heat, but I'de look for other stuff before using a welder on my mask.
I'm out of ideas for this one...