I also use Kentucky jelly
It draws many jokes come suite up time but it works great.
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I also use Kentucky jelly
It draws many jokes come suite up time but it works great.
Have you tried Steve Gamble?Quote:
Originally Posted by amphipod06
No, I haven't.Quote:
Originally Posted by MengTze
What's his turn around time?
Dive safe,
Celia
It falls within my usual time frame for diving.....one week. Do a search for Gamble scuba and give the man a call. I have only good comments on his work.Quote:
Originally Posted by amphipod06
days usually....and customer service is A+++.Quote:
Originally Posted by amphipod06
I drove to his house with a tear in my drysuit recently. I asked him what the turn around time was. He sent me to a nearby breakfast jont and it was ready to pick up 2 hours later.Quote:
Originally Posted by amphipod06
I second or third Gamble, whichever it is at this point. Top notch at a fair price + as quick as you ask for the most part. He recommended McNett UV Tech as a conditioner and protectant and my seals have never been better. I condition after diving and hang in a spare bedroom and I don't need anything else when it comes time to don.
... back to the original subject.
You folks go to WAY too much trouble. Go buy a small spray bottle at Wal-Mart, fill it with 5:1 water/baby shampoo. Nothing could be easier or cleaner (less mess).
Russell,Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
I think I said something similar on my original post, I use Joy vs Baby Shampoo, same results= soapy water..
I'll give Steve a try, I may be needing some help with more than seals, looks like one of my turbosoles booties is about to kick the bucket, I am thinking of going back to rockboots (yeah, blasphemy!!!), it may save me a lot in Aquaseal in the long run...
Dive safe,
Celia
I use tire talc. Very inexpensive,and designed not to degrade seals