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Old 04 December 2012, 09:41   #1
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Anyone no if u can repair high pressure v air floors if they get punctured?
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The short answer is usually yes, but it does depend upon what the damage is and where. If you can supply pics it would help.
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The short answer is usually yes, but it does depend upon what the damage is and where. If you can supply pics it would help.
I havent damaged mine i was just wondering if u could and how to do it ive repaired my tubes before but dont know how to do floors and cant find anything on the net about it
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It's same repairing principle as in tubes, clean well area with mek, acetone, apply 2 part pcv or hypalon glue depending on your sib fabric and a proper round patch covering at least 1" passing cut, hole, abrassion, whatever. Flatten patch with back of big spoon, let dry and voila!!

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If unsure ask here first or personal message me and i'll see what can be suggested, all advice is free.
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Yes dropthread Inflatable floors can be repaired although you need to be carefull not to damage threads or this balloons up. Same method as tubes.
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If unsure ask here first or personal message me and i'll see what can be suggested, all advice is free.
Loads of expert advice on here ..... Tube repairs, outboards, trailers etc.... All good advice foc......

I love ribnet :-)
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Anyone no if u can repair high pressure v air floors if they get punctured?
Most things are possible as long as not too many of the cross fibres have been damaged.

Have a look at half way down the linked page of the thread below.
This airdeck also received several standard style patches on the flat surfaces and has stood up well to the high pressure the deck runs at.

http://www.rib.net/forum/f50/introdu...c-40249-5.html

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A new airdeck for an Excel is £ 150 id the repair fails.
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