A little help needed in getting seals replaced.

[T.C.]

I guess this doesn't qualify as an emergency, but it's getting close to that. I have a trip scheduled in a few weeks, and plan to use my drysuit. Well, I did.

Gear inspection and PMCS come naturally to me, so that's what I just did. I haven't used my drysuit in about 2 1/2 years..so guess what condition the latex seals were in? That's right, I need to get my seals replaced; all 3 of them.

So now what? Do I send it back to the manufacturer (Pinnacle)?
Can I replace them myself?
Can I get detachable seals for them?

And now that my suit needs more intensive maintenance, what else do I need to inspect? Should I find a shop to take this to to get all this work done?

Anyone who's had to deal with this, please give me some guidance!

 

[decompression]

Contact Diverightinscuba.com They will give you all the options and help you what way you go.

 

[T.C.]

Contact Diverightinscuba.com They will give you all the options and help you what way you go.

Talked to the local shop today, they're shipping it to DRIS for me. Thanks.

 

[Sevenrider860]

I have always had excellent results with Mark Owens at Superior Diving Repair - Superior Diving Repair, Inc.. 218-825-7009

 

[T.C.]

I have always had excellent results with Mark Owens at Superior Diving Repair - Superior Diving Repair, Inc.. 218-825-7009

Wanted to ask your opinion, but I found the bad seals at 2300 on Sunday in Texas, and the shop called me about a set of fins at 10 the next morning.

I'll remember that if I need any other repairs- Thanks.

 

[buddhasummer]

DRIS have done a couple of repairs and fitted a neck ring to my suit. Overall very happy with their work.