Installing SITECH QCS oval and Quick Neck to the drysuit

[@DrySuitProjects]

IMPORTANT! The installation process requires modification of the drysuit, like cutting the sleeves and cutting the neck opening, By doing so you probably won't be able to get back to the simple seals as before.

[@Dpfdoctor]

You are clearly very skilled, enjoying all of your videos. thanks for sharing this useful information.

[@kokyuan9739]

Hi , do you think bostik 2402 will work ? Some people in forum saying that contact cement won’t work for neck ring . And seaskin website recommend PVC adhesive

[@RyanB.222]

Wow incredible job. I wonder if I can do the same to my bare trilam tech dry suit. Has a similar collar.

[@DrySuitProjects]

Absolutely. It’s not that different at the end

[@RyanB.222]

Dry Suit Projects thank you. I’m going to look into it. I really like my bare trilam tech dry but always nervous of tearing a seal and having to send it in for replacement.

[@daviddidas4266]

How do i remove the latex seal my suit had before? Just trim it of or do i need to peel it out of the wrist?

[@DrySuitProjects]

It usually better to peel it out. Sometimes, if the sleeves are long and the sleeve openings are narrow, then in order to accommodate the PU ring, you you need to cut a bit from the end of sleeve. So in this case it can save you some time of peeling off the latest seals

[@grantmacdonald4838]

Do you know if the Sitech Quick Cuff and Quick Cuff Oval install into the same diameter sleeve?

[@Hidrospot]

At the end of the gluing process, do you use the heat gun to activate the glue and roll it again, or just let it dry after rolling?

[@DrySuitProjects]

This is not the heat activated glue, so no.

[@yangray888]

Dear Sir May i ask the gule ratio of sc4000 and E-40. Thank's

[@DrySuitProjects]

This is from the manufacturer site: Mixing instructions: The SC4000 Cement system is comprised of cement and hardener in the ratio of 660 grams of SC4000 Cement to 30 grams of E40 or ER42 Hardener. These two components must be thoroughly mixed (stirred) for at least 2 minutes. The mixed portion should be used within 2 hours.

[@orcapod1]

Hi ,.love the videos . The tool you use for sanding is it a drill with a flap wheel sander head ?

[@DrySuitProjects]

Yes, exactly

[@dusankanka4327]

What kind of adhesive did you use?

[@DrySuitProjects]

Rema SC-4000 Cement kis.rema-tiptop.net/catalog/RTT/DirectSearchArticleDetails.aspx?GLS0=2&PSKey=2_4_2_2_2_5252602&LanguageID=EN E-40 hardener: kis.rema-tiptop.net/catalog/RTT/DirectSearchArticleDetails.aspx?GLS0=2&PSKey=2_4_2_2_2_5251067&LanguageID=EN

[@ryandespain9197]

where do you get the Aquatape?

[@DrySuitProjects]

just google it. you can get it here for exampel: www.seaskin.co.uk/acatalog/25mm-Neoprene-Tape-per-Meter--Spare-Part--AOF10125MM-Accessories.html

[@ernestpreciado374]

whats the roller you used called?

[@DrySuitProjects]

Something like this 40mm High Heat Silicone Roller Resistant Seam Hand Pressure Roller for Roofing Hot Air Heating PVC Welding Installation Flat Tool www.amazon.ca/dp/B07JD8C2C2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_HfmeFb02NRSTK

[@DouglasVanBossuyt]

What seam tape are you using?

[@DrySuitProjects]

I'm using the aquatape. Its a thin neoprene tape, comes different widths. Just google "aquatape" you'll got tons of sites selling it per length

[@nicolelindegger]

hello wich clue can i try

[@DrySuitProjects]

SC4000, this is what I’m using