Dinghy repair products and paint for dinghies and inflatable boats.

Inflatable boat repair information, kits, fabric, glue, tube sealant, restoration paint, repair products.

View inflatable boat repair products, restoration paint, repair kits, glue, PVC and hypalon fabric, dinghy patches, inflatable boat sealer, dinghy paint, inflatable boat paint, and other inflatable boat and rubber dinghy repair products, accessories and repair information. You can easily repair your inflatable boat and its punctures, tears, scratches, faded fabric and more, be it either in Hypalon or in PVC fabric. Spend a small amount of money on repairing and renewing your inflatable boat, kayak, canoe or rubber dinghy, and save money over buying a new expensive inflatable dinghy.
 
Why throw out your inflatable boat, spend hundreds $$ in expensive repairs at a shop, or thousands to buy a new boat, when you can repair, renew, or restore your inflatable boat yourself and save money!
 

Problem Diagnosis & Solution (use these common problems to diagnose what repair products you need)

• Sticky PVC Fabric? If your PVC inflatable is sticky from UV rays, add a protective coating easily and inexpensively.
   

• Slow Leaks? If your inflatable boat has slow leaks and loses air over a a day or 2, then try our tube sealer liquid.
   

• Holes or Tears? If your inflatable boat has holes, you'll need PVC or Hypalon repair fabric, glue, or a complete kit.
   

• Loose  Accessories? If your inflatable boat has fabric or parts coming loose, you'll need glue, or a complete repair kit.
   

• Chaffed fabric? If your inflatable boat has chafed fabric and damage, you may need to re-skin its outer layer.
   

• Peeling Fabric? If your inflatable boat's top layer of Hypalon fabric is peeling off, re-skin it easily and inexpensively.
   

• Faded Fabric? If your inflatable boat is looking faded or you want to change the color, repaint it easily.
   

• Color change needed? If your inflatable boat or inflatable kayak needs a new color, repaint it easily and inexpensively.
   

• Minor Restoration? If your inflatable boat needs some fabric repairs, and you may want to do a minor restoration.
   

• Major restoration? If your inflatable boat is in rough shape with abrasions and scuffs, you need a major restoration.
   

• ID Numbers? If your inflatable boat has no ID numbers, consider putting them on to avoid theft and abide by the law.
   

• Damaged rigid hull? If your inflatable boat's rigid hull keel has scratches and gelcoat damage, apply a keel guard.
   

• Damaged propeller? Protect your propeller from damage, and protect swimmers and sea life with a propeller guard.
   

5 Steps to a Complete Inflatable Boat Restoration.  Doing a complete restoration, here are 5 key steps to consider.

1. First you'll need to use PVC or Hypalon fabric and glue to repair holes, tears, and delaminations in your inflatable boat.
    

2. If your inflatable boat has slow leaks and loses air over a period of a day or 2, then try our tube sealer liquid.
    

3. Apply a new layer of rubber to reskin the outer layer of tube fabric. This can be used alone or painted over also.  
    

4. To renew your inflatable boat's look, repaint its color, or to do a major fabric restoration due to damage or general wear.
    

5. Use this kit to easily apply identification numbers to your inflatable boat to avoid theft and abide by the law.

 

Is your inflatable boat in need of major repair?
Is your inflatable boat in need of a make-over? Why not give it a restoration with our incredible inflatable boat paint. We've restored almost thousands inflatable boats already and save people hundreds and even thousands of dollars each. See the restoration paint here.  Refurbish your old, faded, sticky inflatable boat and save your money.

 

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