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Old 05 November 2014, 17:03   #1
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Pvc dinghy transom repair help please

Hi I need to repair a tear in the pvc on my inflatable dinghy.
The tear is at the bottom of the transom where the transom meets the bottom of the hull just below the drain bung.

I am not sure how best to go about this repair any help would be great.

I also have 3 puncture repairs on the tubes and some pin holes in the floor.Click image for larger version

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Old 05 November 2014, 22:02   #2
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PVC patch, matching colour if you can should not be a problem. Two part PVC glue, follow the instructions.
Square/rectangle in shape with the corners removed to the shape of a 10p. Remove drain plug, have the patch start from the PVC line above the plug with the same amount of patch folding under the transom.
Once glued in place cut out the plug hole and replace drain.
Bit cold in this weather so you will need some where warm to do it.

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Old 07 November 2014, 19:05   #3
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That's great thanks
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Old 27 November 2014, 09:35   #4
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I would contact Polymarine for all your repair materials. They will offer great advice and ensure you use the correct glues for the sib you have.

Polymarine Paints, Adhesives, Parts & Accessories | Everything to keep RIB's and Inflatables in good repair & great condition


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Old 27 November 2014, 14:29   #5
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I would contact Polymarine for all your repair materials. They will offer great advice and ensure you use the correct glues for the sib you have.
They have a handy online guide too: PVC Adhesive – How to repair inflatable boat tubes made from PVC fabric | Polymarine Paints, Adhesives, Parts & Accessories
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Thanks that's great
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