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| Maintenance and Servicing: Discuss Tips for finding *small* drysuit leaks? in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Quote[/b] (String @ May 14 2003,20:42)]Just tried the soapy water squirt thing and no joy, no bubbles. No joy, no ... |
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| Imported post Nope its definately the knees, with just the legs in the bath (not wearing the suit) held under for a minute or so theres a damp patch spreading from around the knee area in both legs (not condensation). It also tallies with the fact i got wet legs standing for an hour in the sea only up to my thighs in water. Its obviously only a small leak and one that seems too small to squeeze air bubbles from. It MAY be behind the knee pads (glued on) although im not sure
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