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Per Davej:
You can make the suit easier to put on simply by powdering the inside of the seals with talc. Long long ago and far far away, I made my own full wetsuit. No fabric was bonded to the neo - it was just the foam on the inside and smooth rubber on the outside. Also no stitching or tape... just end-glued seams. Went through quite a bit of talc during my ownership of that suit. Never ripped, always very supple and easy to get on/off... I wonder if bonding fabric to the neoprene is as important as people seem to think it is. Ditto taped/sewn seams. -- PeteCresswell |
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