what about patching holes or tears? is there a patch kit av a ilable?
414138
From what i understand it should repair just like any other Neoprene suit. You could take it to a dive shop and have them repair it but i also think they sell a Neoprene glue that you can do repairs yourself. You can also source out the the black thermal tape used on the seams if it ever comes off.
2153946
Duct tape..if its real damaged, cut it in 2 with clean cuts then duct tape it. It worked for me
107679
I would use the EZ Seed patch repair, but to be frank, summer bare patches are hard to repair except with sod. The seeds/seedlings are too frail to survive the heat.
184514
It is best to put a piece on either side of the tear inside and outside. Drain the water down so that you can get the patch a couple inches past the tear. Put pressure on either side to stick together.
154690
no warranty...you could hit baseballs into it...but it is not intended for that use so it may lessen its life...you can repair holes as long as you do it while they are small... !
725743
Of course you can get or make extra window kits. It's quite easy for me to think of many ways to temporarily cover and uncover a 5" hole. I would find it much easier to cover the hole rather than sit there watching bugs and stuff fly through it while saying "eww" or "eek" or something like that.
184516
I had a similar problem only my leak was on a vertical seam. The kit comes with plenty of adhesive. I put a rather thick layer of adhesive on a 4 foot long piece of the included patch material. I then pressed the patch to the vinyl pool liner using a mini paint roller. I then went over the entire patch, working from the center to the edge with a wallpaper seam tool to push out any air bubbles. I then went over the patch edges one last time, pressing hard, with the same wallpaper seam tool. It has been almost a year now. The patch is still in place and there is no leakage from the repaired seam. By the way, Leslie's Pool Supply told me it was impossible to repair a vertical seam leak or a vertical tear. This Boxer kit proved them wrong and is definitely cheaper than a new liner. It deserves its high rating. Good luck.
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Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend using any glass repair product. Good luck! Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend... » Read More Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend using any glass repair product. Good luck! « Show Less
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It has small fabric patches to put behind a tear but not a patch that large. This kit is designed for small tears and cuts not larger areas.
1905508
Did you already purchase this? If not I wouldn't.. if you did and it worked for you and you need additional patches.. Did you try contacting the company.. Sorry I do not know where mine is as I tried it once and put it somewhere.. maybe the trash..:)
476084
They send a repair kit for small tears! But you could us what they use for water tubs
73017
Where is the rip? In an obvious location? You could use this patch but I think it would be obvious depending on the location of the rip. I used it to patch a hole in the knee of my son's school uniform sweatpants. I put it on the outside. It has endured lots of "playtime" and washings, so once it's on - I don't think you can peel it off. It's stuck on there pretty darn good.
1758742
Yes, I did that exact repair. You must do this in stages, as it will take more than one application, if a hole is involved. This formula drys to a hard finish, build it up by stages.
2236984
Unfortunately, the industry does not provide adequate fixes for tubes that require more than small patch. I have had a large towable leak at the seams, which is unrepairable. I then researched vigorously to find a replacement tube, and was not successful. Most of what is out there as a replacement is close to the price of new one, especially when they are on sale or become clearance items. The only other resource might be to check out the pool patches for soft sided lined pools. Those patch kits are larger, and the bonding glue is impressively strong.
575482
No. There have been no know patches. Unfortunately, it appears that this may not see a patch.
667528
No idea as it came with a huge hole in it and I have yet to buy a patch kit
782747
It will patch it (with 2 people) but screen will look terrible. Would not recommend this product for large tears.