TIP –
Place glue on the dull side of the patch and to the shinny side of
the unit. Then when you apply the patch it will match.
TIP –
Use a short brush (just cut the length off) as this digs into the
material better to spread the glue. Also try to use a brush with real
hair instead of synthetic.
Step 5 – Place the patch over the leak
Step 6 – Press out the air pockets which may have formed under the
patch.
You can use any round object, such as a spoon, starting in the
center and then working outwards toward the edges. You can keep the
repair “tight” by clamping together with spring pliers.
Step 7 – Allow repair to cure for 24 hours before re-inflating.
Step 8 – Inflate the repaired product.
TIP –
It is a good idea to check again for leaks. If you have multiple
leaks, the air will rush out of a larger hole before a smaller one.
CAUTION:
When using glue, remove unused glue from threads of tube
and cap and carefully replace the cap on the tube. If properly sealed it will
keep perfectly.
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Do not leave the tube in the sun or next to heat sources or direct
flames.
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Check that the room is properly ventilated, avoid inhaling or
ingesting the glue and avoid contact with skin.
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For major repairs, take your product to your local dealer or
manufacturer.
