High quality adhesive suits all rubber inflatable boats. Including Neoprene/Hypalon and Nitrol. 30ml tube
Rubber Repair Instructions
To complete the repair you will need –
Adhesive masking tape scissors pencil course sand paper small paint brush mixing pot acetone clean rag hot air gun or hair dryer spoon
- Cut patch to appropriate size and round off corners. The patch should cover the hole by at least 25mm in every direction
- Use a pencil to trace the patch on the surface of the boat
- Tape around the outside of the pencil line using masking tape
- Roughen all surfaces well with sand paper
- Clean all surfaces with acetone
- Mix the hardener to the adhesive. For example mix all the hardener when using the whole tin and half the hardener when using half the tin and so on (for Super Boat mix half the bottle of hardener to the whole tube). Apply a thin coat to the boat and the patch
- Leave the adhesive for 15 to 30 minutes and then apply a second coat
- Wait another 2 to 3 minutes for the glue to go tacky
- Carefully apply the patch and rub into position with any hard item. a spoon is a good option
- Remove the masking tape and clean any excess with acetone
- You should not attempt to repair the boat in direct sunlight or in humid conditions
- For best results leave the boat deflated for 24hrs you could partially inflate the boat after 3 hours in an emergency
- We recommend the boat be inspected professionally if the cut is larger than 60mm or structurally affected
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