Guys I need to cut some length from the legs of my T1, what is the best tool for the job?Sharp kiitchen scissors or a fresh Stanley knife?
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Re: Cut down to size! [jk_allen13]
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i wouldn't do that myself... Call around (dive stores are good for this as well as the usual suspects) and look for a place that does wetsuit alterations.
You've invested ~$300 on your wetsuit. Do you really wanna risk mauling it to save $35?
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You've invested ~$300 on your wetsuit. Do you really wanna risk mauling it to save $35?
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Re: Cut down to size! [Khai]
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Go for the Stanley knife with a fresh blade. Just remember to measure twice (or thrice) and cut once.
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What about the seam? Do you have to seal that somehow?