Adhesive Repair Kit for Waders, Boots, and Outdoor Gear (20cc) w/Plunger and 3 Contouring Tips

This has to be the best wader repair I have ever used. It's extremely easy to dispense and use and sets very fast. A word of caution, have your stuff ready to repair before starting the mix down the tip. I had no trouble whatsoever when my material was ready and I applied the mix from the tube. I saved the tube and left the old tip on it. Two months later, I had to patch another hole(yes, I'm rough on waders! I do some guiding and I also fish in the places where other folks don't like to go!). After putting on a new tip, I used the remainder of the patching material with no problem. It set up in an hour (or less) and I was back fishing with the waders and no leaks the next day. I will keep at least one box of this stuff on hand at all times now instead of having to buy new waders every year. If there's better out there, or easier to use, I haven't found it.

I used this sg-20 to repair a couple pairs of Lacrosse rubber boots that I ripped on stobs in the woods. I cleaned the area, and used a wire brissel brush to lightly scuff the area, I used denatured alcohol to clean any contaminates off of them and began applying the product. You have to work extremely fast or it will setup inside the tip, that’s why they send extras. I’ve beat the heck out of these boots on multiple hunting trips and the repaired spot has yet to give me any problems. I would definitely recommend this product!

I sealed up my boots with this no problem. It's really important that you are prepared and move fast as it sets really quick. It's also unfortunate that this is a one time use item... meaning what you don't use in the dispenser will have to be thrown away.

As others said above, it works well, but you have to keep squeezing or it will cure in the nozzle. I was able to repair a 4" long hole in a waders boot and about 18" of seam that needed sealing with 1 tube and without switching nozzles.I have to knock it down a star because I just went to use a tube that I had previously used 1/3 of and it wouldn't work. I put a new nozzle on, but the stuff had hardened at the spout on the tube itself. At $25 a tube, that is a substantial loss.There is nothing else on the market that will get you back on the water faster. I defer to aquaseal for pinholes and small tears because it is more economical, but go with sg20 for structural repairs or emergencies. I made a repair to the boots pictured below 3 years ago. Still holding strong.

Terrible product. Patch job on my muck boots lasted 5 hours. Not worth the money at all. I even let the adhesive set to the boots for three days prior to use.I will recommend to everyone DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!

Used these to fix holes on Muck boots. Follow the instructions. Material sets up super fast. This fixed the holes temporarily and allowed me to get back out hunting instead of worrying about buying new boots. However the patches let loose after about 8 days of hunting. Weather conditions were severe-10-14 inches of snow, walking through swamp water of 2-7 inches, and temperatures as low 5 degrees F. Used second half of the bottle for muzzleloading season with same results. Was a good short term solution but dont believe this will fix issues long term.

This stuff is very durable and easy to use. Works just as it says. It sealed up all the holes on my Muck boots and has lasted several months now

I was looking for something to repair my friends Muck Boots and I did several internet searches and found the videos on youtube for SG-20. It looked to be just what i wanted. When I finally got it and went to repair the boots I discovered a couple problems. 1. It dries FAST...even in the mixing tubes they give you...initially it comes out fine but if you pause for even 30 seconds to see where else you may want to use it...it is slow coming out... Also they give you one piece of plastic to put over things to help flatten it but once I realized how fast it was drying I wanted to repair more things quickly (like the other boot and the other side of the first boot)...for the high price they should give you more. I finally gave up when the second tube hardened up before I was finished...i tossed the remaining 1/3 of the tube away. It is overpriced because I get upset thinking about throwing away so much of it and also not getting everything fixed that I wanted to get fixed.