The best way I've found is to put the seal around something which stretches
the latex slightly and using a razor blade and cut off a couple of rings at
a time. It is important to have a very clean, tatter-free cut as this is
where the latex would rip is at a nick or slice. I used a SS mixing bowl for
the neck and a glass jar for the wrists.

Make sure you have somebody standing by when you check your neck seal, it
only takes a few moments of your arteries being squeezed shut for you to
wind up face down on the floor.

The neck seal should feel a bit too tight on the surface as air pressure
will make it feel fine underwater.

   Jim
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> From: Steve <sfkenney@ea*.ne*>
> Date: Sun, 20 May 2001 11:39:40 -0700
> To: "techdiver@aquanaut.com" <techdiver@aquanaut.com>
> Subject: Trimming Neck and Wrist Seals DUI 350
> 
> Need Advise,
> 
> Just spent an arm and a leg on a DUI 350 Custom so I don't want to screw it
> up. Any advise you might have on how much to trim the wrist and neck seal so
> it doesn't leak or cut off circulation would be helpful, thanks in advance.
> 
> Steve Kenney
> 
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