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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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    Quote Originally Posted by boddah View Post
    Had a leak in my rubber hunting boots . Tried to silicone the tiny hole [emoji106]


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    My suggestion lower the boots a little more and never silicone your tiny hole .


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    I just bought this product, half decent reviews.... Shoe goo

    http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/sh...-0670004p.html
    "Everything is easy when you know how"
    "Meat is not grown in stores"

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    Leak stop will work till next year then peel off.
    Been there done that.

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    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.

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    Waterproof socks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dakota Creek View Post
    Waterproof socks!
    Water will suck the heat out of your dry feet.
    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.
    Take the warning labels off. Darwin will solve the problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JUDGE View Post
    Leak stop will work till next year then peel off.
    Been there done that.
    Time will tell but right now it’s has adhered amazingly well. Can’t even pick it off.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Bandwagon View Post
    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.
    Yes if it’s a losing battle. Boots are expensive


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dakota Creek View Post
    Waterproof socks!
    I discovered neoprene socks this season. Life changing.

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