Drysuit alteration at home
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Here's my opinion- try it on your buddy's suit first... 
So what's the problem? The suit's too large? Maybe you should try a tape mock up to make sure you could still move around in it and all that other stuff.
Or maybe just gluing a bungee across the two sides to gusset it so that it would pull itself in. Just put the bungee on the inside and no one will be the wiser.
Just some thoughts....
So what's the problem? The suit's too large? Maybe you should try a tape mock up to make sure you could still move around in it and all that other stuff.
Or maybe just gluing a bungee across the two sides to gusset it so that it would pull itself in. Just put the bungee on the inside and no one will be the wiser.
Just some thoughts....
mirrocraft
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the bungee is a good idea my whites suit is a large its got one in it it have one that goes across the back it got 3 {I} holes with a bungee run through them one on each side and one in the middle of the back it helps hold it close and fits nice
do it easy:Here's my opinion- try it on your buddy's suit first...
So what's the problem? The suit's too large? Maybe you should try a tape mock up to make sure you could still move around in it and all that other stuff.
Or maybe just gluing a bungee across the two sides to gusset it so that it would pull itself in. Just put the bungee on the inside and no one will be the wiser.
Just some thoughts....
The tape mock-up is a good idea.
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