PVC Inflatable Repair Kit for Water Trampolines, Bouncers, and Boats
PVC Inflatable Repair Kit for Water Trampolines, Bouncers, and Boats
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PVC Inflatable Repair Kit for Water Trampolines, Bouncers, and Boats
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Description
Description
PVC Repair Kit for Every Island Hopper Inflatable
Fix a puncture, a seam leak, or a worn valve and get back on the water. This PVC repair kit has the vinyl cement, patches, and tools to repair water trampolines, water bouncers, banana boats, floating docks, and inflatable boats.
Every kit ships with PVC patches in yellow, natural green, white, black, and blue, so the repair blends in with your inflatable. Choose a kit with or without a replacement valve, and with 1 oz or 4 oz of HH-66 vinyl cement.
What Each Repair Kit Includes
|
Kit |
HH-66 |
Valve |
Price |
|---|---|---|---|
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Standard |
1 oz |
Yes |
$79 |
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Standard, no valve |
1 oz |
No |
$59 |
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Upgraded |
4 oz |
Yes |
$89 |
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Upgraded, no valve |
4 oz |
No |
$69 |
Valve kits include a replacement valve and wrench. Every kit also includes PVC repair patches in 4 colors, a valve adapter, a spray bottle, a cleaning sponge, and instructions.
Fits Every Island Hopper PVC Inflatable
Repairs every Island Hopper PVC inflatable: water trampolines, water bouncers, banana boats, floating docks and platforms, and inflatable sport boats, including boats sold under the former Inflatable Sport Boats name. Because the patches and cement bond to PVC, the kit works on other brands of PVC inflatable too.
How to Patch a PVC Inflatable
- Inflate the product fully. Full pressure pushes air out of the puncture and makes the damage easier to find.
- Clean the surface. Use the included cleaning sponge and a mild multi-purpose cleaner to remove dirt and discoloration that can hide scratches or abrasions.
- Find the leak. Fill the included spray bottle with warm soapy water and spray the area generously. Look for bubbles and listen for a whistle of escaping air.
- Mark the hole. Circle it clearly with a marker.
- Deflate the product completely. Every repair must be done fully deflated.
- Glue on the patch. Cut a PVC patch into a circle large enough to cover the hole. Spread a thin, even layer of vinyl cement on the patch and around the hole, without excess glue, and press the patch on. After 20 to 30 minutes, run a thin ring of cement around the edge of the patch to seal it.
- Reinflate and check. Inflate fully and spray the patch with soapy water again. If no bubbles appear, the repair is done.
Watch the step-by-step repair video, or read our valves, inflation, and repairs guide. Questions? Call 530-268-7310.
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What's Included
What's Included
Standard Kit
- HH-66 vinyl cement 1 oz
- PVC repair patches
- Replacement valve & wrench
- Valve adapter
- Spray Bottle
- Magic Eraser Sponge
- Instructions
Upgraded Standard Kit
- HH-66 vinyl cement 4 oz
- PVC repair patches
- Replacement valve & wrench
- Valve adapter
- Spray Bottle
- Magic Eraser Sponge
- Instructions
Valve Removed from Kit
- HH-66 vinyl cement 1 oz
- PVC repair patches
- Valve adapter
- Spray Bottle
- Magic Eraser Sponge
- Instructions
Valve Removed from Kit Upgrade
- HH-66 vinyl cement 4 oz
- PVC repair patches
- Valve adapter
- Spray Bottle
- Magic Eraser Sponge
- Instructions
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Poor Value for the cost , 6 patches and a 1 oz tube of glue ?
The repair kit was expensive and did not successfully repair the numerous holes in my water trampoline.
Barbara,
I'm sorry to hear your water trampoline repair wasn't successful. Feel free to reach out directly to a specialist at 530-268-7310 for some additional help. Also, follow the 7 steps to repair in our video: https://youtu.be/obcqVz2L104?si=EtqYTAsomULYPTYA. It's important to repair while deflated 100% and make sure the glue dries before reinflating.
Sincerely,
Island Hopper Team
The support was awesome. They provided me with great instructions and answered any follow up questions I had.