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I think I may have a small leak in my simms G3 waders. It's my understanding that if I rub the area with rubbing alcohol that I will be able to find the hole. Do I rub the inside or the outside of the waders?
Jeff
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dead fish don't make reel music
JC,
I sent them an E-mail, but the message made it sound like ther were pretty busy, so I figured I might get an answer a bit quicker here. Either way, I'll know shortly, I guess.
Jeff
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dead fish don't make reel music
Off of the Simm's web site:
Repairing Your Simms Gore-Tex Waders
Tears, punctures and pinholes do happen. Luckily, Gore-Tex? waders are easy to repair. 1) Turn waders inside out. 2) Apply rubbing alcohol to suspect area. Leaks will show as dark gray spots. 3) Immediately apply AquaSeal? to the area and cure for six hours. Please note: this method will not work on seam leaks. If you think you have a seam leak, call 406-585-3557 for information on returning your waders for repair.
fishin' fool, don't "rub" with alcohol, just "apply" it.
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Joe
Thanks all. After a little more searching(I knew I had seen it there before, duh) on the simms website I found the information. I appreciate the help though.
Jeff
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dead fish don't make reel music