Could this repair a split seam in an inflatable pool?
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I don't think so. I mean, it would depend on the size of the pool and the amount of water you can have in it. While it can repair cracks in materials that are sturdy (like porcelain, pottery, the cracks in my old rain boots), I don't think it can handle the pressure of a lot of water pressing against it.There are other products out there for the type of repairs that you are considering. I did see something on a television infomercial, but cannot recall the name now.
1141081
We did not end up using our kit like this one. We used a patch from a pool store with there glue that they recommended. It has worked great so far. There patch was thicker.
1830610
I doubt if it would harm the fittings material, for my purposes, it has always "just worked." Probably the smart move would be to test the sealant on a spare fitting first.
1692827
I think so, if you have suitable attachment points and large enough. May be there is a dedicated item to pool use.
1006282
Yes as long as the inflatable pool has the hose connections to attach to the pump.
13481
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' :)
2229703
It will work but you will see more heat loss at night because the pool isn't completely covered. I bought this cover because I thought it would be more durable than the thinner ones I have had in the past and it is already falling apart after one season. Normally they last only last two seasons anyway.
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As far as I could tell the bubble part is on one complete side. and it is flat on the other complete side. I don't notice the seam. with that being said the cover was oversized and I had my pool guy cut it to fit.. I've never had a problem as you describe.
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Amy.....I have a tree/ghost blow up that we put out at Halloween and there is one spot on it that breaks every year. I actually just hand sew the parts together and it has worked fine. When we think of inflatables we don't typically think of sewing, but that might work. I am guessing that it is one of the tabs that you hook the lines through or that you put the tent peg through. I would try to sew it back on.......as long as it is not torn, it should work fine. If it is just the cables or tie downs that you need......try a camping store for tent replacement parts.
1441028
No way there is enough in here to fix a whole that big. You may want to just get some marine/boat epoxy or something to help fill in a hole that big, this is just 3 small putty sticks.
2163231
Yes, actually I used this the other today to repair my father's headliner that started falling from the front. Peel it back spray the foam and the fabric let sit for at least 5 mins the slowly roll the fabric back down.
878336
they sell an underwater epoxy that might work well for that. i haven't tried it however, but i would..
585464
Definitely on a gunite pool. I used it to fix a leak in my skimmer box and it worked great. The weld is still holding up after 3 years.
2059493
This foam was glued on and used to both help insulate and give a softer touch to a 27 foot circular pool sides. The liner went over it so no water really would affect the foam. I have a piece left over I will see if water soaks through it tomorrow and respond.
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I would say "yes...but". Here's why: it should work on all vinyl inflatable objects. It worked on my kids pool in two places. It should work on air mattresses however some air mattresses have a fuzzy layer so that might impede the bonding. All you can do is try.
410428
I've never used steam a seam, but, from experience I know items MAY be able to be repositioned if they aren't too small with Heat 'n Bond Lite. I've done it several times, successfully.
959707
I would think so and just use some old scissors. Frankly, I would use a tube of crack repair instead.