Hello, Just messing around with a bit of scrap material, I find that cyanoacrylate (aka Krazy) glue doesn't work worth a damn on nylon web, but >seems< to work like krazy (sorry, couldn't resist) on neoprene. Does anyone have any experience on how such a glue join would hold up under immersion, repeated use, salt water etc? If it works well, it would have a few advantages over standard neoprene cement; lower toxicity of fumes I do my neoprene cement gluing outdoors or in a fume hood), non-flammability, quicker repair times, neater-looking repairs. Sorry, this isn't particularly technical, but most of us gotta glue what a diver's gotta glue.... Dave Ventre Quincy, MA
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