Has anyone had any success using an ordinary bicycle inner tube puncture repair kit to patch a small hole/split in wellington boots?.They are the rubber type rather than the plastic/vinyl material.I don't want to have buy any special adhesive cos they are not that expensive to buy anyway (just used for garden & car washing etc..).
Cheers guys.YFF.
Npe - no good for me I tryed the exact smae thing and it would not stay on, have a go be all means let me know if it works I also thought about rubbing it with a hot knife but the rubber is so thin.
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
I was thinking about getting the soldering iron out & giving it a go,but chickened out thinking i'll just make it worse :lol.
Pm me your shoe size and address and I'll buy you a new pair you tight cunt :lol
:rollin :rollin I'm bringing em in the kitchen tomorrow evening to put the patch on & if it works this is going in "Tightwad Tips"  .
I've got a piece of Duct tape covering a hole over the toes in my wellys, been there years and doesn't leak.
lol a pair only cost a fiver, try pinching the odd one from outside the shoe shop, :lol or walk on your hands.
sent from my carafan in tenby,
Someone else is fixing wellies http://youtu.be/TCGXUrmN4TE the glue is 2.45 on flea Bay
(04-01-15, 09:56 PM)Gingernutz link Wrote: Someone else is fixing wellies http://youtu.be/TCGXUrmN4TE the glue is 2.45 on flea Bay
I think i've used this glue before on a pair of boots years ago.
Once you've opened it you need to store it in the fridge otherwise the whole lot goes off really quickly.
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
I would be weary of repairing them if the puncture is in the side wall.
(05-01-15, 12:01 AM)chris.biker link Wrote: I would be weary of repairing them if the puncture is in the side wall.
Yeah a blow out on the motorway could be fatal
(05-01-15, 03:32 AM)His Dudeness link Wrote: [quote author=chris.biker link=topic=15645.msg179000#msg179000 date=1420412515]
I would be weary of repairing them if the puncture is in the side wall.
Yeah a blow out on the motorway could be fatal
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:rollin :rollin :rollin
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
(05-01-15, 12:01 AM)chris.biker link Wrote: I would be weary of repairing them if the puncture is in the side wall.
I first had a pair of boots fixed on the join of the sole to the leather upper using that glue, that's where i learned about it, and it's ridiculously strong but also flexible.
I was in no doubt it would tear again in no time but a few years later and they're still going strong, i still use them if working on the bike as i don't mind if they get scuffed.
It's a marine strength waterproof glue designed primarily to fix wetsuits, rubber boats, etc. so it really is good gear.
Personally though, i think i'd splash out and get myself a newer, faster pair of wellies.
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
Crafty plugger .........
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate....
(05-01-15, 10:02 AM)midden link Wrote: Crafty plugger .........
I've had good success with the stringy type plugs.
(05-01-15, 12:55 PM)His Dudeness link Wrote: [quote author=midden link=topic=15645.msg179014#msg179014 date=1420448552]
Crafty plugger .........
I've had good success with the stringy type plugs.
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had many holes in ur wellies?
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate....
(05-01-15, 01:37 PM)midden link Wrote: [quote author=His Dudeness link=topic=15645.msg179025#msg179025 date=1420458907]
[quote author=midden link=topic=15645.msg179014#msg179014 date=1420448552]
Crafty plugger .........
I've had good success with the stringy type plugs.
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had many holes in ur wellies?
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Yeah a good few a this stage but only in the rear welly.
(04-01-15, 08:34 PM)YamFazFan link Wrote: :rollin :rollin I'm bringing em in the kitchen tomorrow evening to put the patch on & if it works this is going in "Tightwad Tips" .
Update...It's NOT going in "Tightwad Tips" :'(.
(05-01-15, 12:01 AM)chris.biker link Wrote: I would be weary of repairing them if the puncture is in the side wall. I have sorted mine and filled them with that green gunk to prevent any punctures causing any problems
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
(05-01-15, 07:14 PM)YamFazFan link Wrote: [quote author=YamFazFan link=topic=15645.msg178971#msg178971 date=1420400046]
:rollin :rollin I'm bringing em in the kitchen tomorrow evening to put the patch on & if it works this is going in "Tightwad Tips" .
Update...It's NOT going in "Tightwad Tips" :'( .
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:useless C'mon, give us a good laugh
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