Will this seal something inflatable, like a tiny crack in an air mattress?
1603805
I would be skeptical because the air mattress has pressure inside trying to get out. This is different than fre4e standing water like sealing around a window frame or tub to wall area - I would try it if it weren't so expensive.
1603806
I wouldn't think so. It works good for solids but might pull away if stretched.
1603807
so far i have tried it on two things, a sit upon kayak that is molded plastic, I have been putting a few coats on it, so i dont know yet if it will keep the cracks from leaking. The second item is my pontoon boat, there were some tears in the vinyl seating. It is not working on those, they just keep opening up.
1170739
Doubt it. Great on rubber but I doubt you'd get a seal on the fabric. Glue might be better but I'd google it.
1422136
Has a very large opening to inflate it so would need to find a way to seal when doing so. I used duct tape..
261299
My husband used these to repair our washer rubber ring and it worked for about 6 months before we finally had to get a new ring put in so I would think it would work on an air mattress. It took the beating of the washer with water so for the price, why not try it?
1031099
Not sure, matter of fact I have to contact manufacturer to find out myself, air mattress have a slow leak.
2231821
I would not advise inflating with water. Eventually all inflated furniture will leak.
1696681
No. It doesn't cover the whole mattress and doesn't seal. You want a fabric zippered cover that won't easily rip.
42112
Worked for me..... read all the instructions.. if it is a small hole or tear glue it shut first ...wait until next day then apply the patch over the entire surface and let it cure a day or so or longer... still working and holding air as normal after several fills.fixed several months ago ..still holding after several fills....used on an air mattress only...
1601418
I used it to seal a crack inside of toilet tank about 1 year ago. It been fine all this time. The portion I sealed in under water all the time and has not leaked.
781291
Probably. Matress comes shrink wrapped... air id sucked out. is rolled & compressed.. Ours stood around for a month before we opened the box.
295250
Hi well I found that for vinyl repair I used vinyl waterbed and air mattress repair kit I found it on Amazon it works great! I have a waterbed and it stopped the leak. I hope this helps. Dina
2089931
Yes with something to cover it and make it more seemless. This link (http://www.amazon.com/Inflatable-Mattress-Cushion-Discovery-Adventures/dp/B00J9C60JU/ref=pd_sbs_petsupplies_9?ie=UTF8&refR;ID=08AA5YQGC5MSFQSWHG87) might give you a better option and there are different priced items of the same kind available.
1734572
Check the rubber gasket. If it is getting brittle, it will not seal. A cheap, easy fix.
1803128
Unfortunately, no. It is best for air mattresses, inflatable beach toys, etc.
443498
For a blow up bed I use "Coghlan's Airstop" vinyl repair (including on seams). I think I once tried Aleene's as an add-on to the patch that came with my inflatable bed, which gave added strength to the patch. I don't know why I did not use Aleene's on seam subsequently, other than instinct that it wasn't for holding air pressure. The Coghlan's worked beyond my expectations (it also is great for inflatable pool toys).
1176639
Yes, first put a large piece of cardboard on the metal, then air mattress. worked!
295248
Vinyl Waterbed/ Air Mattress Repair Kit Great produce. Used it on my Mattress and it sealed the hole. Just make sure you following the directions step by step. Important get all the air bubbles pressed out completely from around the area you are mending.