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neoprene cement

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marindiver

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Hi. Need a bit of advice. I want to attach piece of neoprene on my wetsuit ( chest reinforcement ).
My wetsuit has jersey outside and piece that I want to attach is opencell. So I have to put an opencell surface on jersey surface.
What is the procedure, what kind of neoprene cement should I use ? ( or they are all the same?)
thanks
 
Yes both surfaces, let it go tacky and push them together. I used a roller to make sure that there was good contact between the two surfaces. This is a two pack product but it stays liquid all day in the pot so you have plenty of time to work. The best person to ask is Dave, I have forgotten the exact procedure, drop him a PM, he will help you out
 
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