Description
Cressi Special Cement Glue
It is the gold standard in equipment maintenance, trusted for decades by scuba divers, freedivers and spearfishermen. Specially formulated to bond, seal and repair neoprene. This professional-grade black contact cement restores your wetsuits, boots, gloves and accessories back to peak condition.
This Cressi Special Cement Glue 30g adhesive tube delivers a flexible, waterproof and heavy-duty hold that withstands extreme pressure, stretching, and harsh marine environments.
Key Features
- Professional Neoprene Formula: Engineered specifically to bond neoprene rubber, maintaining the natural stretch, flexibility, and thermal integrity of your wetsuit.
- Discreet Black Finish: Dries black to seamlessly blend with standard black wetsuits, keeping your gear looking clean and uniform.
- High-Stress Durability: Creates a permanent, flexible seal that withstands heavy pulling, bending, and high-wear areas like elbows, knees, and seams.
- Wet & Dry Application: Effective on both dry and damp materials, allowing for quick, emergency repairs right on the shore or boat.
- Compact & Travel-Friendly: The handy 30g tube fits easily into any dive bag, save-a-dive kit, or toolbox.
Applications
- Wetsuit Repair: Fixing rips, tears, splits, and nail-gouges on freediving, spearfishing, and scuba wetsuits.
- Watersports Gear Maintenance: Repairing neoprene vests, gloves, dive boots, hoods, and rash guard seals.
- Emergency Field Fixes: Quick-drying adhesive capability for quick touch-ups between dives.
How to Use (Application Instructions)
- Clean & Dry: Ensure the damaged area is free of salt, dirt, and oil. For best results, dry the surface thoroughly (though it can bond in humid/wet conditions if necessary).
- First Coat: Apply a thin, even layer of Cressi Special Cement to both sides of the tear.
- Wait to Tack: Let the glue dry for 5 to 10 minutes until it becomes tacky/thick to the touch.
- Press Together: Firmly press both treated sides together tightly for a few moments.
- Pro Tip for Major Repairs: For deep cuts or high-stress areas, apply a second coat after the first has dried, or seal the exterior seam to maximize bond strength.
