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Old 07 June 2020, 12:24   #1
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Leak in Honwave Air V-floor

Hi

I have a leak coming from a small hole on the underside of my Honwave Air V-floor.

Can anyone recommend a repairer in the North East region of England.

Thanks in advance
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Old 07 June 2020, 12:31   #2
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If this is a simple hole that will take a round patch in an accessible location it's a fairly easy DIY job using proper two part glue.... not the tube glue in the kit that comes with the Honwave.
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Old 07 June 2020, 12:50   #3
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Thanks for your prompt reply.
Hole is in an easily accessible area . I'll look on the internet and see if I can source a suitabl patch and 2 part adhesive.
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Old 07 June 2020, 13:43   #4
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Yes that looks easily doable.

Advice and products here...

https://www.polymarine.com/advice/pv...om-pvc-fabric/

Proper cleaning/prep and doing on a warm but not boiling day with low humidity are key.
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Old 07 June 2020, 14:31   #5
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Hi Fenlander

Thanks for the link in how to carry out the repair.

Weather isn't the best at the moment but I'm sure there will be some dry warm days ahead.
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Pleased to say repair has now been done and 🤞🤞floor is now holding air.
Thank you Fenlander for your words of encouragement and guidance, I carried out the repair myself.
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Old 26 June 2020, 19:07   #7
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No problem... well done. Patches on SIBs while to be avoided obviously where possible are just badges of use.
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