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Offline dakids

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My boots got a small crack on one of the seems so instead of throwing them in the garbage I thought I'd give the flexspray a try.  It worked on my neoprene waders. 
Anything that is free is worth saving up for.

Offline Leech~~

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My boots got a small crack on one of the seems so instead of throwing them in the garbage I thought I'd give the flexspray a try.  It worked on my neoprene waders.

Huum, more details more pictures! And you need to do a review after some use.  As they say: this could take the Internet by Storm!   :happy1: :happy1: 
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Offline mike89

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yea more info and hope it works good for ya!!   :happy1: :happy1:
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Offline LPS

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That is pretty darn good stuff.  I sprayed it on the flashings on my chimney and sewer vent. 

Offline dakids

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Used the boots Friday for about 6 hours.  Some wear where my coveralls were rubbing.   I didnt put it on thick on those spots. Just on the seams.
Anything that is free is worth saving up for.

Offline savage270

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I used some of that on my camper to fix a leak.  It lasted about a year outside in the elements before it failed.

Online Gunner55

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We have some of the brush on stuff both here & at the lake. Had to put on a little heavier a couple times but it works on everything we've tried it on.
« Last Edit: January 01/30/22, 11:01:49 AM by Gunner55 »
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Offline snow1

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Whatever happened to "sho-goo?" that stuff worked great as well on rubber boots and boot sole repair,so many options these days.

I tried flex seal spray on a small flat roof leak on my porch,ended with a new roof,no luck with flex seal,just my luck.
« Last Edit: January 01/31/22, 07:26:01 AM by snow1 »

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« Last Edit: January 01/31/22, 07:45:44 AM by Gunner55 »
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Offline Steve-o

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I've had mixed results with Shoe-GOO.  Its pretty good if you don't expect it to work miracles.