Dinghy repair follow up

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Slipin Away

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Jun 14, 2007
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Hunter 45cc Florida
This is a follow up to a post I made several years ago regarding repairing abrasion leaks in an inflatable dinghy. In that post I stated I used "flex seal liquid" to cover over the leaks. I can now report that after 3 years there are no leaks in the repaired areas. I have no association with the company just a suggestion that might keep yours afloat longer at little cost
 
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dLj

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Mar 23, 2017
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Belliure 41 Back in the Chesapeake
Slipin Away said:
This is a follow up to a post I made several years ago regarding repairing abrasion leaks in an inflatable dinghy. In that post I stated I used "flex seal liquid" to cover over the leaks. I can now report that after 3 years there are no leaks in the repaired areas. I have no association with the company just a suggestion that might keep yours afloat longer at little cost
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What kind of dinghy material?

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Ken13559

Ken13559

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Oct 29, 2005
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Hunter Marine 326 303 Singapore
Thank you. I suppose it'll work for PVC Dinghy as well. I've been using HH-66 PVC Cement for ages and can't say the fix is permanent and also it's getting a pain in the b*tt to ship to my locale.
I'll give this Flex Seal Liquid a try. Thanks again
Ken Y
 
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Project_Mayhem

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Sep 24, 2018
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Catalina 30 MKIII Chicago
The Flex Seal spray doesn't work well for this application. I'm guessing it lasted about two months of daily use on my dock neighbors inflatable kayak
 
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