Paddale Board Patch

Best repair stuff on the market. Easy to use. Used it on towables, lily pad, and floats. Worked great even on large tears and punctures.

Worked like a charm!

Patched my SUP blowup board. So far so good and holding up the cut very good. Recommend it

I used this product to repair a small slit in my inflatable kayak. Although it sticks, it did not hold under pressure (3lb). I tried multiple layers. Still no complete seal. So I would not give this a good mark for durability. On a positive note, the quantity provided can mend a lot of area. Using it over a month, the remaining sealant in the tube did not dry out at all (as others complained). Just keep the cap tight.

All you do is clean the area with a hole, dry it and squirt a blob right on top of the puncture and leave it alone! After a little while, maybe over a period of 2 hours, the blob completely flattens and dries on its on. Caught a catfish while on my paddleboard and laid it on top to get it off the hook and it flipped and stuck the board with its fin and punctured it! Smells like model airplane glue. Saved me from buying a new paddleboard. Great stuff!

I had a small hole in an expensive inflatable kayak, very close to a seam. I tried several other products to fix it including the manufacturers patch kit. The problem was that the hole was too close to the seam to get a good seal, and the air was continuing to leak out, albeit very slowly. I tried various tapes and other sealants, but nothing could stop it completely. This product was the only thing that worked. The patch and seam are now totally sealed off and there are no signs of any air escaping, not even very slowly. I am very happy to have found this product.

The glue did not adhere to our paddle board. The glue stuck to the patch but peeled off of the paddleboard easily we have Costco body glove board

This is a novel PVC patch material, just smear some over the leak and let it dry... It appears to work well on the small holes I have patched for testing, where this really excels is in seam repairs where you can't really get standard patch material to conform or lay flat and seal properly, you can just smear some of this over the seam and area and it will seal it up... That all said, I would consider this a light-duty repair solution, for any heavy-duty repairs I would stick to the traditional patch and glue method....