I have a plastic repaire kit included with my bed purchase.I have a small leak from a cat claw. having problems understanding how to repaire
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I don't know about this company - I have not had a leak or any damage to cause the leak - but I do know with other air beds like this one if they can't help you over the phone fix the leak, they'll take it back and replace it and you'll only have to pay shipping. I've used three other air bed companies and they all have been like that. As I said, I have not had experience with this company - but give them a call and see if they won't walk you through a good fix or if they will replace it for you.
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Get rubber cement put it on the hole, let dry for 15 mins and put a small piece of it on the hole.
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It looks like a pretty standard sized plastic bottle to me. The hole has a diameter of 1.25" so, maybe you could bring the broken plastic bottle to stores like Bed Bath and Beyond, Daiso, Target, Walmart and find a similar bottle that has the same hole diameter and threading. Not sure if this will work but it's worth a try since the plastic bottle costs only a few bucks compared to the whole set of $54.
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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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I used vinyl pool repair kit make sure you apply adhesive to patch, both sides of vinly were smooth ours was under water so fold it upon itself until you reach the area to be patch then open and place patch.hold for a few seconds. still holding this year. PS I would put adhesive on rough side.
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Also, get the shelf liner from you local box store or supermarket. The kind that is made of mine waffle like perforated rubber. I put mine on it while it healed. Worked perfect.
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I've tried, the best way was to start at the top sections near the tabs, use your nail to lift. Unfortunately it will leave the plastic fractured, but it can be removed and re-attached. Good Luck!
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I have used "Marine GOOP" to repair seams and small holes. The repair is flexible and strong. We use the mattress often in our RV so it usually develops leaks along the side where folded or in seams.
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Hi Austin, I only use the two pieces and have no attachments. Sorry i couldn't help. Try calling the company you bought it from and see if you can return it. My two piece does not leak.
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A plastic welding epoxy putty would work better if it is a crack in the plastic.You would want to roughen up and then clean the area first before you seal it over.
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You need to buy a vacuum sealing machine or buy a kit with a sealeing in it. Check the bags you use for BPA considerations. The bags I use are.
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I am not sure yet, but mine also have a leak after using them a few times. I may try the vinyl patch.
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you can splice it, a barbed coupling (brass or plastic) would work fine. Any home center should them. Another way and I think better and easier is to use a piece of rubber hose whose inside diameter is the same as the outside diameter of the damaged hose. I had a piece of auto heater hose that was just the right size, 5/8 inside diameter. Cut out the bad place, slip the two ends inside the larger hose and put electrical tape around it. Works great.
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There's not many ways you could do that. There are probably some sort of plastic repair kits out there but you would be better off googling that then asking here. Perhaps hobby shops?
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Did you try the patch kit? In the instructions it also says you can use duct tape for a temporary fix.
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You can try to locate the leak & repair, but will have to cut away fabric. I tried &failed.;
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Get a spray bottle with a little soap and water and inflate mattress fully. Listen for air leaking and verify by spraying soapy water. Get a tire tube patch or vinyl repair kit with glue like they sell at Walmart and cut piece of vinyl large enough to cover hole and glue patch over to repair leak. Problem solved!!
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In a pinch...duct tape. Not sure how long it would last for an official repair...maybe for as long as you needed it to. Jus' sayin' :)