Replace Neck Latex Seal With Sitech "Neck Tite" - Otter drysuit

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  • čas přidán 14. 12. 2018
  • Replacing latex seal to the Neck Tite on Otter drysuit demonstration.
    The whole process, almost uncut.
    #scubadiving #drysuit #dyi
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Komentáře • 13

  • @wolfman2702
    @wolfman2702 Před rokem +2

    A few years late but I discovered your videos and have been binge watching them. I have been working on my own drysuits for years but I picked up some good tips from your videos! Thanks for sharing!

  • @Carlosdu69
    @Carlosdu69 Před 2 lety

    Thank you very much for those videos!!

  • @aarongillespie3352
    @aarongillespie3352 Před 2 lety

    Excellent videos! Hats off to you

  • @Abosaadssg69
    @Abosaadssg69 Před rokem

    Thank you for this beautiful and useful video; I have a question about the glue used, is it good for adhesion and waterproofing?

  • @Carlosdu69
    @Carlosdu69 Před 2 lety +1

    Have you ever did a scubapro evertech??? I think the collar on those is sewed and glued??

    • @DrySuitProjects
      @DrySuitProjects  Před 2 lety

      Probably did. Sewn or glued - It doesn’t really matter. I’m removing the old one carefully to make sure nothing else is hold by those stitches and the suit will not fall apart. After that the new seal attachment is the same

    • @Carlosdu69
      @Carlosdu69 Před 2 lety

      @@DrySuitProjects yep that is what i did, suit is drying now I will now do the leak test! Thanks for your advices!!

  • @MrMcrewe
    @MrMcrewe Před 5 lety +1

    I’ve just ordered one of the neck seal systems. On a lot of the forums people say to use Bostik 2402 glue which I have to order from the uk. I live in Australia and I will be putting this system on a Waterproof D9 dry suit. I have watched most of your videos which are amazing and would appreciate your opinion before I order anything

    • @DrySuitProjects
      @DrySuitProjects  Před 5 lety +1

      Thanks Mark, appreciate it! The glue is the most crucial part. I'm using Rema Tip Top SC4000 with hardener, made in Germany and very satisfied with this glue. It behaves perfectly in places exposed to the sea water, it doesn't absorb it and does not get swollen. I've heard a good things about Bostic, but personally I have zero experience with it. I suppose that working with this glue would be the same as working with Rema Tip Top (both are contact glues)
      Rema TipTop can be found in Australia, also I see that these online shop has the glue I use: www.blackwoods.com.au/part/03623064/kit-rubber-adhesive-rema-sc4000-700g. Although no hardener in the picture, probably you could give them a call to find that out

    • @MrMcrewe
      @MrMcrewe Před 5 lety

      Dry Suits Projects thank you so much for yr advice. I would like to use the same glue as you’ve had a lot of experience with it. I will most definitely give backwoods a ring tomorrow. I will keep you posted

    • @n1ckoo111777
      @n1ckoo111777 Před 4 lety

      Bostik 3206E would be better.

    • @janin6764
      @janin6764 Před rokem

      Hi... question.. I've had this thought that sc4000 don't work with plastics? Yet all those rings, like you said seems to hold perfectly. 😮
      Also what do you think, would aquasure glue work for gluing rings on trilaminate suit