AquaPro Liquid Patch Kit

I never do reviews but was so happy this worked and was sure it would fail. Put a 2” gash in my daughter’s paddle board and couldn’t afford to replace it so gave it a shot. It came with enough material I did it twice waiting a day in between to make sure it was dry. Has been blown up for a week and taken out twice and you would never know it had been popped saved us a ton of money

I used it to patch a 1/4 inch round hole in the bottom of my inflatable kayak. The directions said you don’t need the mesh reinforcement unless it’s over 2”, but since it was a round hole not a tear I used it. I followed others suggestions and used the gel first, then laid on the mesh then applied more gel over the mesh. I did not mess with it and allowed the gel to level out on its own. I also let it cure for a week before attempting to inflate the boat. Haven’t taken it out on the lake yet but it’s holding air!

I wish there was a larger tube available

Great product for rips and tears in a rubber raft. It's not this products issue, but if you have tears on the edges or around the corners, often times they cannot be fixed with any kind of repair material.

We tore the bubble on our Intec above ground pool. We have had small holes in the past and had a hard time fixing them, but this tear was big and proved very difficult to patch. Every time we thought something worked air found it's way out and once the bubble loses air your pool can empty out quickly. This pool is 48" deep and 15' across and I cannot refill it once we lose the water. We tried Flex Seal Tape. Patched from the inside and outside. Looked good for a day and air found its way out. Found T Rex tape. Looked promising. Put some over the Flex Seal tape. Looked good, then it didn't. Kept putting more strips on and ended up with a giant mess of tape and air still leaking out.At the end of my rope I saw a couple of videos for this product. I reluctantly spend the $16 and change hoping for a miracle. I had to remove all of the residue from those stupid tapes, but the 3 hours it took to remove it with Goo Gone gave me a good base for the AquaPro liquid patch. I used almost the whole strip of mesh and the entire tube of patch. It looked a bit messy, but the instructions said don't mess around with the product once you apply it. It is self leveling from what I saw. I let it dry for 3 hours and then put a small amount of air in the bubble overnight. I didn't want to put too much pressure on the patch because I was looking to be disappointed. Guess what? It's been a week and it's holding strong. It worked! It's not pretty, it did make the bubble pucker a little, but I don't care. I have my pool and I am so happy!!!

The outside box says it’s an inflatable boat patch. Then opening the box the ATTTENTION first line reads ,”This is NOT a patch”. Good scam I should try fooling people to make money cuz this product is not easy to return.

I use this to fix pool floats. Great quality and easy to use

Came back to buy this again, to use on large inflatable island. It worked to seal air leaks in it for about a year.I'm wondering why the new package doesn't include blue pvc patches, as my first box did? Not sure how well that mesh will hold up under heavy use.

This product actually works perfect. Would give 6 Stars if possible.It reminded me of Shoe goo!!I tried it with Shoe goo. It works. Not exactly the same way but definitely similar and I think for bigger fixes definitely cheaper and worth a try.Thought I'd share

As advertised

Patched a slice in my paddle board with this. Worked really well!

Had seam open on our paddleboard and this worked perfectly.

So far so good! Had a small home on a seem in our inflatable kayak where a patch wouldn’t work. This stuff seems to have held so far after a few months and pump ups! Actually pretty impressed