Product Description

SEAM SEAL -AS20 Sevylor's specially formulated Seam Seal is the ideal repair sealant for seam splits, large holes and cuts, and for areas that have high wear and are in need of abrasion protection. Seam Seal can be used on vinyl (both with or without fabric support), all types of neoprene, fiberglass, leather and on most synthetic fabrics. This is not a "quick fix" repair, as Seam Seal requires overnight curing (12 to 24 hrs.) to reach full strength. Once Seam Seal has reached full strength, it will have the flexibility to give and stretch. It will not peel off, lift up, darken in color or deteriorate like similar products. No cutting of patches as Seam Seal is its own patch. Professional repair, 12 hours to dry

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #11684 in Sports & Outdoors
• Brand: Sevylor
• Model: U050KIT-00-000
• Dimensions: .90 pounds

Features

• Ideal repair sealant for seam splits, large holes and cuts, and for areas that have high wear and are in need of abrasion protection
• Can be used on vinyl (both with or without fabric support), all types of neoprene, fiberglass, leather and on most synthetic fabrics
• Seam Seal is not a "quick fix" repair, requires overnight curing (12 to 24 hrs.) to reach full strength
• Once Seam Seal has reached full strength, it will have the flexibility to give and stretch
• Will not peel off, lift up, darken in color or deteriorate like similar products and no cutting of patches

Customer Reviews

Good stuff for larger holes, or splits in the seam, on inflatables
Bought this for emergency inflatable kayak repairs. This stuff is definitely the right solution for the hard-to-patch issues along seams.

Worked great!
We needed to use this on a slip n slide which separated at the seam of the base. The application was quick and easy, we waited 24 hours and tested the inflatable tube. It held up for the rest of the summer - unfortunately a different part of the slide broke down.

Seam seal
I used this product to repair a seam split between the inner chamber and floor of my Sevylor inflatable PVC raft. I followed all the instructions... used fine grit sandpaper, cleaned with a solvent, then I applied a nice hefty coat of the clear goo. I used a toothpick to smear it all up in the seam and around it and left it alone, untouched for about 3 days (instructions recommend 24 hours). Inflated the raft yesterday and the seal is solid. No air leaks and it holds up very well and is flexible. I would highly recommend.