Waterproof glue / adhesive for fixing inflatables

barryd

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Years ago in France when my cheap blow up dinghy sprung a leak I bought some clear waterproof adhesive from a chandlery and it was absolutely fantastic. Got a leak, just dab some of this stuff on, leave it overnight and it was cured for good. I can't remember what it was called now. We carry various inflatables and of course they often get punctures. Can anyone recommend such a product? I tried a couple of alternatives over the years from the UK but they were crap. Cant remember what they were either.
 
Thanks but I don't want patches. The stuff I had was literally just a liquid. It was amazing. I was hoping someone might have found something similar in the UK.
 
I do remember reading of a 2 part adhesive for RIBs Barry when I had my Sevylor but I can't find it for the life of me now.

If that helps? 😐
 
with 4 kids i was constatly fixing rips and tears , i used a vinyl repair glue , Vinylweld i think one rip was about 12'' and took me a few days to build up . i also hada tube of vinyl glue from a floooring firm
 
Just Google colle reparation bateau pneumatique
With a UK IP address, you'll get a fair number of UK hits, followed by some French ones - perhaps you'll recognise what you had!
 
Thanks guys. Lots of options. I can't find the French one sadly. Will just take a punt on one of them.
 
I'm very disappointed. Having read the title of this thread, I had expected to be entertained by comments from the usual suspects about "exotic" inflatables. Perhaps they're all at church
 
I'm very disappointed. Having read the title of this thread, I had expected to be entertained by comments from the usual suspects about "exotic" inflatables. Perhaps they're all at church

One of our Welsh members did PM me to ask if I knew how to repair one of these to be fair. I couldn't understand why he didn't just ask the group.

 
One of our Welsh members did PM me to ask if I knew how to repair one of these to be fair. I couldn't understand why he didn't just ask the group.

Best used on a cliff edge so that one can say, 'I love it when ewe push backwards, darling' ... 'Now slide thos lovely bag legs down the front of my wellies, quicker, quicker ...' :ROFLMAO:

Steve
 
Best used on a cliff edge so that one can say, 'I love it when ewe push backwards, darling' ... 'Now slide thos lovely bag legs down the front of my wellies, quicker, quicker ...' :ROFLMAO:

Steve

They also asked me if I knew where to get hold of a stringless tennis racket.
 
I’ve used Gear Aid “Seam Grip +WP” from GO Outdoors with success repairing small holes without patches. McNetts make something similar.
 
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