How do u shrink a wetsuit! it got stretched out?
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You can't. Regular maintenance is the best way to prevent your suit from "stretching out". Rinse in fresh water after every use even use a mild shampoo. Every so often soak it in fresh water to get out all the salt/elements. Keep it out of the sun when not in use.
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wash it in hair conditioner, no soap.  While wet, pull out to original size and lay flat to dry.
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If you want the neoprene material itself, do a google search on "custom wetsuits" and look for a small to medium-sized shop that's not too far from you.\n\nA custom wetsuit maker will have many different types & thicknesses of neoprene on hand, and should be able to order even more.  Or check into these sources:\n\nhttp://www.foamorder.com/neoprene.html\nhttp://www.eastexproducts.com/neoprene.htm\nhttp://k-mac-plastics.com/neoprene-sheet.htm
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u need to take out the suffing and pull the old out with tweezers
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if it wasn't ripped off completely, you can use super glue to hold it together until it grows out enough to clip off\n\nif it did rip completely off, file the edges of it as it is growing back in to prevent ingrown nails
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Try a dry paper towel and an Iron.  Keep changing the towel as it takes up the wax.\n\nGood Luck.
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I concur with xlovebug(?) but leave it in the pillow case and dry with a pair of tennis shoes or tennis ball, helps keep it from bunching up. you can do stuffed animals this way too.
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stretch out the smaller one
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Don't put them in the dryer. That's what makes them snug up as the heat makes the fibers on cloth shrink. Hang to dry. If you must put them in the dyer, dry on the lowest heat and remove when they are still damp.
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squeeze them out a bunch and then use a hair dryer
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there are many ways to correct this depending on what the problem is.  \nIf the elastic is old, it will not draw up (the rubber in the elastic has dried out) like an old rubber band.\n\nuse a shorter length of elastic\n\nthe elastic may not be strong enough(like using pantie ela. for a denim skirt) For your project there is a clear elastic that  you can find at Hancock fabric or Jo Ann Fabrics.  This is the elastic used in manufactured bating suits around the leg and back areas. Although light weight. it has INCREDIBLY DURABLE, 6" will stretch almost 2' and fully recover to original length.  Washable, safe in dryer, even w/ high heat. But do be careful not to get it to tight because it wont grow as some elastic will.
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It's winter they shrink!
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Heat does not shrink clothing.  Drying it in a dryer will temporarily shrink it from the tumbling action, but heat doesn't do it.\n\nLook up heat shrink clothes or something like that on yahoo and you will see what I mean.
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dunk a towel in water....wring it out good....roll it into a tube a stick it in the freezer...it will freeze pretty quick as the fabric allows air to get in. drape this across the back of your neck...your body temp will drop pretty quick\n\nyour kinda cute by the way *wink*
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Go to doc and have it frozen off.  You can do it yourself, there is a product that will do the same thing.
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OK, Rest for a day or two, it is take time, do not push it. If you are not a pro then you can do it! After 2-3 days start to exercise it under water, but not in the hot water OK. Do not put any bandage on, it makes the circulation worst. If it does not go away go to check it with the Dr. angie45hu@yahoo.com if you need more info
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If you are going to wash it use a front loading machine. The agitator in a top loading one will tear it. Make sure you close all the zippers velcro etc. Also use a really gentle soap, they make ones that are specifically made for camping gear, I like Nikwax Tech Wash. You can get it a camping store, or outfitters store.