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Latex Cuff Repair

Equipment: Aquaseal, finger cot, circular mold, solvent, masking tape 1. Remove old latex cuff completely. You do not need to remove all the excess glue that is left on the nylon but do remove the large bumps left from the old glue so that the surface is smooth. The solvent will help soften the glue for removal. 2. Trim the edge of the nylon cuff so that it is round and smooth. 3. Insert circular repair mold in the nylon sleeve, allowing the mold to stick out approx 1 inch. 4. Apply masking tape to the nylon sleeve so that approx ¾ inch of the area to be glued is exposed. The masking tape will help fix the position and keep excess glue from running down the sleeve. 5. Flip new latex cuff inside out to clean and dry the area to be glued with solvent. 6. Put on finger cot and apply an even layer of Aquaseal glue to the nylon cuff. 7. Flip the new latex cuff right side up and put over the nylon cuff. Check that the edges are inline with the masking tape. 8. Seal the glued area tightly with masking tape and let dry overnight. Use the solvent and glue in a well ventilated area. Wear protective gloves and eyewear. Do not expose to open flames or sparks. Do not overexpose to the fumes and avoid skin contact. Store in cool and dry place.