Aerotec HP floor repair

[M.Thornton]

I hate meecies to pieces !
The little s*ds have chewed a hole in my high pressure floor on my Aerotec,not content with that they have also chewed a hole in my little quicksilver sib despite my best efforts to keep them both off the ground
Has any body got any tips for repairing the Aerotec ,what is the floor fabric made out of ,I know to patch is side and out but do I use 2 part hypalon or 2 part
Polyurethane glue.any advice gratefully received
Mike T.

[Fenlander]

Not such a large hole to be a problem. Have a look at this thread where I both asked for advice and reported back on my success in making home repairs on an Aerotec...

http://www.rib.net/forum/f50/aerotec...ice-68545.html

Proper prep, proper use of the correct PVC 2-part glue, due regard to air temp and moisture levels, keep pressure on the repair overnight and for me I'd not fully inflate a HP floor to pressure for another 2/3 days.

[M.Thornton]

Originally Posted by Fenlander

Not such a large hole to be a problem. Have a look at this thread where I both asked for advice and reported back on my success in making home repairs on an Aerotec...

http://www.rib.net/forum/f50/aerotec...ice-68545.html

Proper prep, proper use of the correct PVC 2-part glue, due regard to air temp and moisture levels, keep pressure on the repair overnight and for me I'd not fully inflate a HP floor to pressure for another 2/3 days.

Cheers Fenlander

[Max...]

Yep, that's a PITA (little *******) but at least in a 'good' spot and not on a seam or corner etc.

[office888]

Originally Posted by M.Thornton

I hate meecies to pieces !
The little s*ds have chewed a hole in my high pressure floor on my Aerotec,not content with that they have also chewed a hole in my little quicksilver sib despite my best efforts to keep them both off the ground
Has any body got any tips for repairing the Aerotec ,what is the floor fabric made out of ,I know to patch is side and out but do I use 2 part hypalon or 2 part
Polyurethane glue.any advice gratefully received
Mike T.

It's PVC.

I would recommend overlapping the patch pretty significantly.

[kerny]

See Dave Cowell at North West Ribs & inflatables Mike he will sort it for you he is based in Chorley.

[M.Thornton]

Originally Posted by kerny

See Dave Cowell at North West Ribs & inflatables Mike he will sort it for you he is based in Chorley.

That sounds like a good idea Kerny,they are only 30 mins away and I like to use local firms