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Had a leak in my rubber hunting boots from the sole. Tried to silicone the tiny hole from inside and out only for it to fail again. So I sprayed the entire sole and inner with Leak Stop spray. So far so good. [emoji106]
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My suggestion lower the boots a little more and never silicone your tiny hole :scream:. :joker: :silly:Quote:
Originally Posted by boddah
Ya Ya a little dark humour on a grey day. All in jest
I just bought this product, half decent reviews.... Shoe goo
http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/sh...-0670004p.html
Leak stop will work till next year then peel off.
Been there done that.
For all the money that can be wasted on fixes I have found its better just to buy new or better boots. I wear muck boots now all fall and very happy with them.
Waterproof socks!
Water will suck the heat out of your dry feet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dakota Creek
If it's warm enough to have your feet in water( wet or dry), you may as well just wear wader boots and neoprene socks and go wet wading.
Time will tell but right now it’s has adhered amazingly well. Can’t even pick it off.Quote:
Originally Posted by JUDGE
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Yes if it’s a losing battle. Boots are expensiveQuote:
Originally Posted by Bandwagon
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I discovered neoprene socks this season. Life changing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dakota Creek
no kidding....:)Quote:
Originally Posted by dean.f
I have played with the idea of tool dip, there is a spray on too, but it is a rubber that encapsulates, should work well.
https://plastidip.com/our-products/plasti-dip/
My new waders sprung 3 leaks in the sole just out of warranty. The Best Foot Forward, thr shoemaker in Brantford fixed them up for me using a two part rubber repair.
I have used liquid electrical tape in the past. Works great!Quote:
Originally Posted by boddah
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Been using SEAL SKINZ socks for a lot of years now for all my hunting. Found out about them from a guy in the militia - they started wearing them to keep their feet dry while at Meaford for 2 weeks every year while on maneuvers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dakota Creek
You can stand in water in them up to the top of the sock and your feet stay perfectly dry!
Hi Genec-if those socks make your feet sweat more or keep moisture inside the booths.........how do they perform in moisture management in your experience. Thank You gbkQuote:
Originally Posted by genec
I use Aquaseal for anything wader and boot related. Ripped a big hole in the side of my Muck boots this turkey season on a barbed wire fence. Repaired it with Aquaseal, no issues.
Kamik boots for the win. Treat em rough and toss em out when you wear em out. Best $40 you'll spend.
I have used that stuff in the past on work boots, great stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by fratri
It is holding up well.Quote:
Originally Posted by crayfish13