You need to have some latex wrist seal left on your drysuit in order to use the Diving Concepts latex wrist ring system to install temporary latex wrist seals.

• Cut the latex seal at the point where the latex seal tear has  stopped in order to prevent the tear from traveling.

• Open the end of your latex wrist seal on your drysuit and push the suit connector inside the latex seal of the suit.  Once it is inside the latex seal, turn it 90 degrees to the orientation shown in this photo.  The glove side of the suit connector ring should be oriented toward the latex wrist seal opening.  Place an outer glove (OG) O-Ring into the first groove behind "the ridge" of the suit connector ring.

Pull the latex seal over the suit connector ring and toward the suit itself.  Once the major ridge is exposed, place an outer glove (OG) O-Ring in the second or third groove away from the major ridge.

Pull the latex seal over the exposed outer glove (OG) O-Ring to help protect the O-Ring from moving and finish the attachment of the suit connector to the latex seal.

You can now attach another latex wrist seal to the suit connector on your drysuit.  You will need a rolled latex wrist seal attached to a seal connector via an O-Ring.  You can now dive again with a new latex seal or you can attach a Diving Concepts dryglove.