Tear Aid Inflatable Repair Kit

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I bought these to repair a tiny puncture leak on my iSUP. My iSUP would hold proper air pressure for a few hours but not days. I partially deflated the iSUP, cleaned the area with 70% isopropyl alcohol and a rag, let it dry and applied the patch. It held most of the air in but bubbled under the patch. Whoops. It still did a decent enough job that I felt safe on my iSUP but decided to redo the patch job once I was home. The patch was easy enough to peel off. My bad for not completely deflating the board. Round 2: after peeling the original patch off, I cleaned the area thoroughly with acetone and a rag. I cut a bigger patch this time but didn’t do a very good job of getting all of the air bubbles out. Shoot. Went ahead with it anyway, and used my heat gun to help cure the patch faster. Decided to use the smallest little patch directly over the puncture as a second layer and used my heat gun on that too. This seemed to work just fine even with the air bubbles! I’ve taken my board out two times since then (pumping it up and deflating) and it seems to work much better the second go around. I’m happy with this product and would definitely repurchase to fix another leak if needed. Much easier than getting vinyl adhesive (my iSUP repair kit had a patch but no adhesive).

Use tear aid to repair a cut in my inflatable mattress. Tried other solutions previously but nothing held more than a few minutes. The tear aid instruction is good. After patching, used my heat gun for less than 5 minutes to speed up the bonding process. Been using the mattress for 3 days straight now and it’s still holding. One key thing I agree with the product doc, the material must be able to stretch. Upon inflation and usage, the patch will get stretched. If the material isn’t flexible, it will eventually give way.

Muy bien

had to use some marine glue for a more substantial/long term fix