5 Metres Seam Sealing Tape Melco T-5000 - Hot Melt Wetsuit/Scuba Tape - Iron on

Fixed my spray deck. Perfectly.. you have to present the taped seam effectively to the iron. Use a cloth to protect the iron.. recommend yes.

Simple and easy to use. Have yet to see how well it lasts but seems to be as good as the original seam tape on my wetsuit. Remove and clean old tape, make sure the wetsuit is dry then apply with a household iron on medium heat, no steam. Takes a little practice to get the hang of pressure and time to ensure a good seal but after a few minutes I was well away.

For someone who is on tight budget and worried about the cost of a professional to replace the seams on a drysuit, I bought the roll of iron on seamtape. I very pleased with the overall outcome, not bad for an amateur.

Works great to seal waders socks.Recomend.

Brilliant product, does what it says. We had quite an old wet suit which our grandson used but unfortunately let water in. We bought 1x5 mtr tape and repaired the worse seams that had started letting in water. We were so impressed by the result that we bought another 1x5 mtr tape and renewed almost 100% of the original tape. The suit is now waterproof again. Would have no issues in recommending it.

Does the job and is easy to iron on - I used a piece of grease proof paper to keep the iron clean

Meh, it doesn't stick well to the smooth skin or taped ares on a wetsuit. Nor does it stick to the neoprene. I originally searched for wetsuit repair and this came up. So I took a punt. I wouldn't recommend for wetsuit repairs. Yes, I did get it hot enough to stick correctly. It looked like a good job, but after using the suit, the tape came away. Disappointed. But I was being a cheapskate, hoping it would save me from buying a replacement suit. I had hoped to get another year from this older one.

Good product. You have to test a sample to get the right iron on temperature