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Wetsuits, Drysuits & Undersuits: Discuss Aerdura Neck Seal in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: I managed to rip my neck seal at the weekend. Unfortunately the guy I was going to ask to do ...

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Aerdura Neck Seal

I managed to rip my neck seal at the weekend. Unfortunately the guy I was going to ask to do it is closed today. Aqualand nr Chelmsford.
When my buddy took his non Aerdura suit in, we were just chatting away with the guy who runs it (can’t remember his name I’m afraid, nice chap though) he mentioned something about the neckseal and the neoprene part of the neckseal being a pain, but I can’t remember what he said.

Does anyone know of any issues with replacing the neckseal on an Aerdura?

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I have a flex 2000 similar neck seal I think i.e. latex plus an outer
neoprene warm collar, had mine done last week - no problem at all,
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Have you heard of anyone replacing the latex seal of an Aerdura with a neoprene one? Thinking about doing this mayself and wondered whether this was possible or practicable
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Does anyone know of any issues with replacing the neckseal on an Aerdura?
I know several dive centres who would rather send a suit back to Oceanic rather than do it themselves as I believe the latex and neoprene are stuck together where they join the suit which makes it a pain to change. Sounds like Bob feels the same.
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