Tubes of Repair PVC Glue for Inflatable Boat

A mouse nibbled a small hole in my SPB over the winter! This repair kit did the trick. Holds air now and with 2 glue tubes, the patch kit might last until needed again.

Used this product to seal two punctures on my son inflatable kayak. Process was easy and the patches and adhesive of high quality. Let it cure for 24 hours. Patches held. Great product!

Have used this to repair 3 holes. Seems to hold well and stop the leaks. There were no application instructions but I just followed some others online and it seemed to work well.

Easy to use and sealed up the hole in my SUP perfectly!!! Saved my summer!

This item is OK. Nice orange container. A few different PVC patches and 2 tubes of MEK glue with instructions. Kind of pricey for what it is.

Really great deal for you get. Tons of patches and glue. Works great.

Workers like a charm. Had a small hole in our kayak, super easy to use. Have enough to last. Love the container it comes in so it can come with us...but keep in mind it takes 24 hour for glue to cure

Instructions skip the step of sanding to prep the surface. This absolutely will not work without that step. I didn’t even bother trying to use their “Gule”. (See photo)

J'ai acheté cette colle pour reparer mon zodiac afin de ne plus acheter de la bi composant. Efficace, resistante, prise rapide.

Rien a dire

This kit worked perfectly on two holes that were both roughly 12mm in diameter in my inflatable boat. Cleaning the area to be glued with acetone (not supplied) is 100% essential, I also cleaned the patches supplied with the kit beforehand too. Apply a covering of the glue to both the area around the hole and the supplied patch, then wait 5 minutes before applying a second coating to each once more. 5 minutes after the second coat I then applied the patch over the hole, rubbing the two together with a blunt wooden straight edge. I then left the glue to cure for 48hrs before inflating the RIB (HD Quicksilver 3.5m) and it has held beautiful under load on rough seas. I recommend this product 👌 but acetone must be used pre-gluing in my opinion. I hope this helps 🙏

The butyl rubber that makes most kayaks and SUP's is not thin nor cheap so why buy a cheap thin rubber kit? I bought a used 2 place kayak, it wasn't cheap and it's designed for ocean use as well so the rubber is much thicker and can take a few runs across sharp rocks before it will puncture. So...when it came time to order a patch kit, I wasn't about to go cheap nor should you. The rubber patches are quite thick and the glue is also not a tire patch glue, it's designed for this specific application and I got 2 tubes within this tube. Not sure why but there is not carabiner hole or lanyard attached nor is there a place to do so, that was the only odd part about this. Overall the storage container isn't water tight, more water resistant so I've placed this is my waterbag when I go out kayaking. I'm happy with this decision and purchase, the right tool for the right need.

I used it for my owerground pool. I can you use the glue direct to the pool licking aria. I tryed many glues but this working fine.