Is there enough rubber cement for all 48 patches ? Will I have to buy separate rubber for that? Thank you
284211
The tube I received was practically empty. Enough for 1-2 patches tops. Plan accordingly.
284212
That rubber cement tube is much bigger than the size we usually get with 3 patch kit. It will last a long time. Even it might not be enough for all 48 patches, I wouldn't worry about it until I use it up.
284213
I dont know. My guess is that the tube will dry up before you use it all unless you ar fixing 50 tubes in one week. I havent opened my tube yet.
284214
If you don't have enough glue for the patches, you can go to just about any auto parts store and get a can of vulcanizing cement for a few bucks. You will have more than enough for all your patches. I have a can that is several years old and the cement is just as good as the day I bought it. It works the same as Rema cement. Brush it on liberally, wait 5-10 minutes and apply the patch.
616334
Yes. I've used barge to adhere fabric to foam rubber for some costume work. Think of it as the most bad ass rubber cement that exists. Do remember to use a ventilated area to do your work and gloves as well.
833764
Yes it does come with patches but you can go back and order more from the Main Comp. that make them and get more. Good luck and have a nice day.
1470341
Best way is to.purchase a foot and a half of PVC pipe or use the sleeve that comes with the clothsline and one bag of cement add plenty of rocks and wait 3 days at least. I love mine!
1504701
Can cut the size patch you need. We only needed about a 4" square. Make sure you round the corners off for secure sticking. We fixed the liner in our above ground pool with the water still in it. It worked great and it's still holding. Can be used on a number of other items such as balls, swim toys etc. Basically anything that requires vinyl patch.
494895
Rubber cement is perfect for pasting labels. It will hold a seal underwater. (There were two questions)
667528
No idea as it came with a huge hole in it and I have yet to buy a patch kit
1256566
The cement I purchased is made to glue paper together that can be easily taken apart. This is NOT the type of glue used to repair car tires.
860998
I have some experience with this. Let me know if i can help you.This are awsome, there 6 in the package individualy pack. The only thing is that if you want to add some pieces you have to take out the final part, this for introducing the peaces.
622870
I live in the desert southwest and after our first use of the cart all 4 tires had about dozen goatheads each in them and all were flat within a day or so.Patching the tubes was ineffective; I couldn't get my patch kit's rubber cement to bond to the tubes, which seemed more plastic than rubber. It was also difficult to deal with getting the tube out of the tire because of it's relatively small inner diameter. Slime sealant appears to have done the trick, though. I put 4oz in each of the 4 tires and they've held air for a few days.EDIT: 2+ months later and haven't had to add any air. All hail Slime! I live in the desert southwest and after our first use of the cart all 4 tires had about dozen goatheads each in them and all were flat within a day or so.Patching the tubes was ineffective; I couldn't get my patch kit's rubber cement to bond to the tubes, which seemed more plastic than rubber. It was also difficult to deal with getting the tube out of the tire because of it's relatively small inner diameter. Slime sealant appears to have done the trick, though. I put 4oz in each of the 4 tires and they've held air for a few days.EDIT: 2+ months later and... » Read More I live in the desert southwest and after our first use of the cart all 4 tires had about dozen goatheads each in them and all were flat within a day or so.Patching the tubes was ineffective; I couldn't get my patch kit's rubber cement to bond to the tubes, which seemed more plastic than rubber. It was also difficult to deal with getting the tube out of the tire because of it's relatively small inner diameter. Slime sealant appears to have done the trick, though. I put 4oz in each of the 4 tires and they've held air for a few days.EDIT: 2+ months later and haven't had to add any air. All hail Slime! « Show Less
435517
Here are some websites to try out for patchs !! 1 merch2rock.com hope this helps you out
624211
Yes, its made from pvc, so its pretty tough and thick. I ran it over a couple rocks the other day and it is fine. Even if you do get a hole in it for some reason, it does come with two patchs. For what it is, it is tough
1288524
When I used the small sized patches they usually fell off by the end of the day and could not be reused. I do not believe the large patches can be reused either.
1079856
yes model cement is needed, I think the kit includes some, but maybe not enough to finish the kit.
1954620
U should have no problem. U can always put rubber pads from the hardware store if u r worried but should be good.
1912563
I order both sizes regularly and the smaller ones come 120/pkg., the smaller patches are 2.56 x 1.65 / The large ones are 5.12 x 3.31 (these are usually marked 'larger' in the notes).
1300460
I get these on a regular basis. Each box has 60 patches. Used daily, one box lasts 30 days. If you order the 4 box deal, each box will have 60 patches. Hope that helps :)