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Forum: BoaterTalk
Date: Nov 04 2008, 20:14 GMT
From: kbelenky

	I've got a 7-8 year old Kokatat that's seen at least 400 days of use, probably more. Lately it's gotten to the point where for every patch I put on it, 2 more holes spring up. So far I've been doing all my own patching. I'm kindof afraid to send it in to Kokatat. They'd probably laugh their asses off and tell me it's time for a new one. When do you make the call and just get a new one? Kennet

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you may be close,  couple things to consider tho OkieBoater New

Good advice, but 400 days out of a 7-8 year-old drysuit? HarrisonMetzger New

maybe they would give you a deal on a new one if you send it back <NT> LeMitch New

Send it in to Kokatat and have them do a water test duckypaddler New

What do you use to patch your drysuit slits or pin holes? <NT> WAYNEGMAN New

Uncoated nylon and aqua seal kbelenky New

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