Can lexel be used on the bottoms of waders to make them grip wet rocks?
1615044
This is more of a sealant. So l'm not sure how much of a grip there would be using this. I would try to see if their is something else you might use and be happier with.
35033
I guess it depends on the river and how fast the water is moving!I would advise against it if you are likely to come into contact with rocks and trees as the material is not strong enough and will easily puncture!
1338769
No they are designed to be used over stocking foot waders. Unfortunately they aren't waterproof.
1530956
Yes. Wrap the rock loosely in any fabric - towel, rag, whatever - and smack it with a hammer. Be careful not to have too much fun with that or you will have lots and lots of little rocks.
916497
I've been using my canvas hip waders for the last 45 years and they are some of the best hip boots on the market. The only way they get wet is coming over the top or by wear and tear. I haver climbed Spruce trees while moose hunting and they are light weight and flexible.The upper canvas is very waterproof. When storing them hang them upright.
1346033
These are felt bottom boots designed to grip river rocks. They don't work well in mud which I am assuming you will be encountering hunting
1742401
Yes it works great - I have done this kind of repair... Many kayaks are also made of the same materials. There are vids on youtube showing how to do the work.The kit also comes with fiberflex strips which work on most any plastic. It is a real good idea to watch the vid on that CD or is it a dvd, hmmm... anyhow watch it before you try fixing your boat. If you are in or near St Pete I will show you how if you want.
66985
I used it to seal rain gutters. It may add a little protection to the bottom of Kayak. There is probably better products for what you are looking. Check your hardware store.
1322047
I wasn't satisfied with the product, but I use it with other tools that help avoid splashing due to wild hairs. I didn't bother to contact the manufacturer. They would have that answer. Call their tollfree number. it's probably on their website.
300852
If they are fiberglass, then yes. I used it on the bottom of my fiberglass boat, worked wonders.
2148286
I don't see why not; the "tip" has a relatively large surface area, so I could see how they would work well on sandy terrain.
1430030
It seems to be safe on anything made of leather, as long as you don't use too much. Now as for the perforations, I'm not sure what to do about that. How to keep the Lexol from filling the holes? Seems to me that anything would fill the holes... So after finishing, I guess just open the perforations back up with a stick the right thickness. Maybe little wooden skewers that they make for food.
80057
I just use my regular stocking foot waders as the bottom of the fins come up quite a ways to cover the bottom of your foot. The fins have worked very well on the last few trips that I have went on. The adjustment straps are very easy to tighten.
2111668
I have tried about every type of caulk there is for various bath and kitchen uses. Lexel is a very superior product for adhesion and water resistance. It's main downside is the fact that it requires careful application and keep in mind that it does not have water cleanup. I use masking tape to mask both sides of the seam I wish to caulk. I apply a bead of the caulk and then smooth it out with a popcycle stick. This makes a round caulk seam and the tape catches the extra caulk that would otherwise get on the surface you wish to keep it off. Remove the masking tape carefully within a few minutes. You can remove excess caulk from hands or tools with paint thinner. Silicone caulk is another alternative but in my experience is not as durable as Lexel. Both however, are superior to acrylic caulks that do have water cleanup characteristics. Acrylic caulks do have their uses but when adhesion and water proof qualities are paramount you cannot beat Lexel.
1246787
Not a good idea, because it has a water level line on it. you can buy the ones that you can bury but it may melt the rocks with the heat and I loss a fish due to the heaters under the gravel. I like this one cause it has a red light that shows it is on.
1243479
Yaktrax are definitely meant for outdoor only use. The coils that provide traction will damage wood, vinyl and tile flooring.
833767
The only thing I can think of to try is Clear Gorilla Tape.. that stuff is strong.. I have used it for pool floats and it works