Trampoline Mat Repair Kit

I was hesitant to buy with the mixed reviews. I applied in 60 degree weather, full sun. The adhesive was a pain and was hard to get out of the tube. Had no issues applying the top.The bottom was a different story. Gravity is against you. Yes, my bottom piece would not stay on. The sun wasn’t directly on it either so that didn’t help. I was getting real upset and was about to do a return. The adhesive just wasn’t working. I went out every 5 minutes for the first 25 minutes to put pressure on the bottom and reseal the sides that were falling off.Finally the bottom patch stopped coming unglued. I checked on it every hour for the next 3-4 hours and reapplied pressure.The next day it seemed like a good seal. It wasn’t separating at all. I gave it an extra day before getting on and jumping. It ended up working great. No separating, or pulls with the mat when you’re jumping. A lifesaving cheap repair for an otherwise expensive pre-summer tragedy.It’s been a week now. Stood up to a few days of 350lbs worth of kids jumping at once (way beyond recommended weight) wind, rain, a little snow and still holding well.

This worked great to fix the small hole in our tramp. It has been on all summer and no issues. I will say that the glue they give you sets up REALLY fast. 30 seconds or less fast. So you have to get your patches on as quickly as you can. I think that’s why most people had issues with the patches coming off. The glue was already dry before they even had it on.

tl;dr: make sure you use a lighter to melt the ends where the rip is ASAP to prevent further tearingUse your own gloveUse a plastic knife to help apply and spread around the edgesThe glove included is worthless. It's super thin, it got glue on it and ripped. My best advice is to get a paper plate and a disposable plastic knife to help with the application. Other than that, this has worked rather well. Kids have used the trampoline about a dozen times since adding this and no complaints so far.

We had a quarter size hole after a leg poked a hole as we moved the trampoline around the yard to mow. This product was easy to use and seems like it will hold up in the heat of the summer. We shall see what the winter temps do, but the glue is epoxy like and almost melds the patch together with the trampoline material. I'd buy again if we sprang another hole.

I was able to patch the hole in my trampoline mat in just a few minutes. The kids are back to jumping and its's holding up great. I like that everything was included in the kit, I like the round patches much better than the square ones (no corners), and I like that I didn't have to sew anything (that seems hard).

The rubber cement, or whatever it is, starts to cure as soon as it hits the air. Spreading it on the patch makes it worse. Instead of the clean clear/black looking adhesive your left with a bumpy cloudy looking patch. I just completed the repair so hopefully it works even though it looks like crap.

Had 2 inch diameter hole in the trampoline almost center, and this easy fix worked like a gem. Glued both patches on, set them for 36 hours and it was good as new. Cheaper than buying a new one.

A little messy but worked great sealed up the hole that was in our kids trampoline. Took me like 15 minutes and then let it sit for 2 days before letting kids bounce again. Been holding strong now for a couple months!