Wader Leak

Some of the companies that make breathables say that if you turn them inside
out, and dab alcohol on the waders, the area where the hole is will turn
blue ( I think). Anyway , it will show an anomally. they also recommend
the flashlight in a dark room

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"Tony & Barb Vellturo" wrote in message
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I have a pair of Orvis silver label (?) light weight waders. I was
able to find a leak in the boot by compressing the latened air in the
leg down to the boot and submersing in water. I have a leak around
the knee area also. What's the best way to find it?? TIA

Tony

Sierra fisher wrote:
Some of the companies that make breathables say that if you turn them inside
out, and dab alcohol on the waders, the area where the hole is will turn
blue ( I think). Anyway , it will show an anomally.

I don't think that will work on a leak in a neoprene boot, assuming it's
neoprene. It should work for the leak in the knee.

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