PVC Stitch Heavy Duty Repair Kit for Air Mattresses, Waterbeds, Hot Tubs, Above-Ground Pools, Bouncy Houses, Air Mats, PVC Pipes & Hoses, Punching Bags, and Much More (+ Reinforcing Mesh Cord)

(Update: after i wrote this review the owner reaches out to me wanting to make the matter right and assuring me the product works as advetised. Owner sent me another tube with update directions on bow to apply the sealant. Our first attempt did not work trying to seal the holes leaking through thr original seal. So we had to remove every but of the orignal seal. Once this was complete we made a second attmept. Successfully patched the hole with no leaks and holds good and strong. Sadly this fix revelaed there is another hole somr where we need to find. But if not for this amazing patch we would not have known of the second hole. Once we track it down we know this sealant will do the job.100% recommend you purchase this product.) Bought this to plug a hole my cousins kids put into my very nice queen sized air mattress. I have now maid 4 attempts to plug this hole with this patch kit with a zero success rate. It's not that thay entire patch fails or comes off. But the rubber cement always cures with a channel somewhere that the air can still escape. My wife and I place a small patch and the cement on the first time allowing 24 hours to cure before attempting to air up. The cement and patch hold just fine and mold to the bed like they are apart of it. But in the curing process there is always a path formed for air to escape from somewhere. Wife and I applied three more patches ontop of the first in ever expanding sizes trying to seal off the leak. Each time it would initially appear successful, but after only a a couple of hours under preasure another channel for air to escape would appear at the outer edges of where the rubber cement had been applied. I could assume user error on the first attempt. But after consecutive attempts each increasing the size and patch/cement material uses and the leak re-appears everytime after only a couple of hours under preasure I have to rule out user error. At this point I have to conclude the product just can't live up to its claim of being able to seal a hole in an air mattress.

Great to use! Used it to patch my air mattress that had two pin holes. Very simple to use and to apply . Clean with some alcohol and applied glue on the hole and let dry. Also did one with the mesh the same way. 2 hours and it’s time to sleep. Three weeks and still going strong. Great product!

We use this to patch a small hole in our airbeds and it really works. I highly recommend this product.

Great product worked on my jacuzzi

Read fully as i have a warning about the seller!! Firstly i've used this before and it works great. I will say a few things however, clean surface with 90 percent alcohol, i sand with 400 grit lightly untill the sheen is gone from the vynil then clean again. Rub some of the glue on the area then press the reinforcment over it. Lastly and most important is to just dribble theglue and let it flow over the area, dont brush it or try to smoothe it just let it flow then let it sit at least 2 hours. I let mine sit for a full 8 hours before using.A warning about the seller! My last order arrived dried up in the tube. The seller doesn't take returns so you need to message them but the messages don't go through. I called Amazon and they handled it for me Internally.

I was very hopeful for this product, but unfortunately it didn’t work. I was trying to repair a blow up mattress. I followed the instructions, waited 24hrs before blowing up and using….. it lasted 1 day, by the 2nd day it was deflating again.

I used PVC Stitch to repair 1/2" log tear in a Serta EZ Bed inflatable mattress. The tear was in complex curved region on the bottom side of the mattress next to a reinforcement and mounting feature that attaches the mattress to the folding frame assembly. I applied a generous coat of PVC Stitch over a piece of reinforcing mesh sized to overlap the tear by 3/4 to 1" on all sides. The adhesive was easy to apply, and was quickly absorbed through the mesh, wetting the substrate without creating air pockets. It skinned over within a couple minutes without sags or runs. I allowed the repair undisturbed to cure for 24+ hrs prior to inflating.I had tried several other repair methods prior to this and really thought I'd end up having to throw this $300 (ridiculously expensive) inflatable bed in the trash. Much to my surprise, the cured repair feels tough and flexible, is fully fused to the underlying material, and DOESN'T LEAK! Impressive! Only time will tell if the repair remains as flexible, durable, and leak free as it ages.

A pleat in our vinyl accordion type door was tearing, which would soon ruin the door.Duct tape might have worked...but as this was in the Livingroom, it would have been very noticeable.I gave this glue a go, and so far, after five months use, the split has not returned, and the repair is invisible.I did the fix by temporarily holding the torn pleat together with Scotch Tape on the seam on the back side, and then running a thin coating of the glue on the front side. I let it dry a few hours and then added a second coat. Once the front side was done, i removed the Scotch tape, and put two coats on the back side. The glue goes on thick, and even though applied vertically, it clung without running. The glue flattens as it dries, and is clear. This glue saved me over a hundred dollars and a lot of work by not needing to replace the door.This glue does not appear to work, however, on non vinyl plastics, such as for plastic storage boxes, which are often made out of polyethylene. Do a test. If after it dries, you can peel it off, it is not going to work.