Rubber seals on O'neill psycho suits

[OSSKI]

I have cut the lower legs off of an old o'neill psyco suit of mine to get a really warm suit with short legs. I actually cut the suit off just below the knee, and intend to roll the few inches left below the knee back above the knee to create a sort-of cuff which is still fairly tight.

 

My question is if anyone knows what the rubber stuff O'neill uses on the seams is, and whether it's available in hardware stores so I can get some to put around the inside of the new leg ends just above the knee, and also to put over some worn areas.

 

I know it's a bit late to ask now I've made the cut but has anyone else actually done this themselves before?

 

Thanks, Owen

 

[skibug]

Don't know what they use but there is some spray in stuff called Plasti Dip that you can get at Lowe's, etc.  It goes on and sets up like rubber.  I use it to patch and protect my Intuition liners.  It works great.  I think it would create a good seal on the skin if you were to spray a band of it on the inside surface of the leg bottom.  It cost about $8 or $9.

[Ed_Johnson]

You can also get it in a can and use a brush. It's thicker in the can. Also, get a jar with a screw on cap to pour the contents into to preserve it. They only give you a plastic cover to put over the can and it will dry up.

Works great on wetsuits and liners. Just did the seams on my Goode Intuition liners for my Powershells.