Can you put this on an inflatable that's wet?
945779
The inflatable needs to be dry before putting it on! After you let the tear aid sit for a day it will hold in water! Hope this helps!
945780
No unfortunately not it has to be completely dry but this works amazing!!! :)
945781
I believe you should apply the adhesive on clean, dry surface and let it cure for 24 hours before putting your inflatable back to water.
720781
Yes...if it pumps my family inflatable pool, i am sure it will work for the water slide as they are made from the same material.....Hope that was help to you....it does not however inflate latex balloons, diff equipment for that..Alana
34847
I don't see why not. I was surprised at how little air it took to inflate. My beach ball used more air.
999663
No, I don't think so, as it only has one thing to manipulate: the on and off switch. However, all the inflatable items I have used happen to have a way to fully open the valve and therefore deflate in no time.
1165178
I would not...the water is what moves the child down the slide, I'm afraid dry it would not work too well.
1981608
Uh, I doubt it. Not stable or big enough. If you want to fish, they have other inflatables for that.
215143
you could get in inflatable..it is about the size of a roll away cooler, but you have to blower and stakes for both..dunno if that would be allowed.
1705924
I don't think you can. Bought this as a gift for grandchildren who have used it at the beach but mom said not in water.
912008
I'm sure it could if you have a place to sit it above the ground pools. Here is the link to purchase it: http://www.amazon.com/INTEX-Splash-Inflatable-Swimming-Water/dp/B00C6QRT6Y/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=AHF28PYRHJNRK Copy or paste...Thanks
935766
It can get wet, but make sure it's completely dry before packing up, because it will get mold on the material. The material is more of a vinyl instead of rubber like the industrial ones, so I'm not sure how well it will slide.
144297
Yes, you can do that, however, you still may have to add a few pumps of air before each use. It would be best to keep it indoors so that the varying temperatures or sunlight wouldn't effect the air pressure inside the kayak.
702790
I don't think it is suppose to inflate unless it get submerged. Since I received mine we have not had a search and rescue/recovery in any type of weather so I have not worn mine yet.
1910307
It is possible, however I am not positive. I think that there is enough adjustment in the clamp that would allow it to go over the top. The thing that would concern me would be once you hook it up to the filter return, there is a little pressure on the hose that has a tendency to tip the skimmer. Not sure if the inflatable ring would be strong enough to keep this from happening. So it may not work properly. If there is a return policy you could always try it and if it don't work properly send it back. Hope this helps
136568
Yes, 2-Stage Pump Inflation will inflate SUP boards up to 14.5psi.. included bonus H3/HR fittings (adjustable fitting spacer kit) will work with standard inflatable SUP/Boat HR twist lock type fittings..
2214217
I would not suggest it, is a nice inflatable I use to get to my sailboat and back, but is a on a protected cove, you could fish very close, is not a boat I would venture very far out
413292
Yes but you cannot fully submerge the pump. This is not a "submersible pump".
1188134
Not if you wanted it to pop on impact. You would need to fill it with so much water you wouldn't be able to throw it. The balloon would weigh to much. And the amount of water you'd need would degrade the structural integrity of the balloon itself. Meaning as soon as you did throw it the balloon would explode before it left your hands. But a 300lbs water balloon would be epic. :-)