Use Goop. $6 for a huge tube, and veery strong. No need for additional fabric reinforcement. On fabric, it will never come off. Super handy stuff, don't spend $8 for a tiny patch kit. Goop will definitley do the job.
After time patches may come off!!! sorry, but repaired my thermorest on several occasions. I have found a new product called "aquaseal" used for fixing wetsuites and dingy's.
You can use the glue/gel type substance on it's own by applying 2 thin coats, over the tear/rip in a 48hr period
or by applying a hardner for a more faster drying time!!!!!!!!!!!
this product is fantastic for fixing thermorest
tape around rip to keep neat
the patch is very srong, flexible and won't lift up at the edges!!!!!
self repair is advised over sending it in to therma-rest. their repair dpartment is over whelmed with repair request. it took 2 months to get my pad back and it still leaked. it took me 5 minutes to repair on my own and it was a lot neater then the manufacturer's reprevious repair.
use a bathtub, not the sink. about 1000 times better.
freewill51 2 years ago
Use Goop. $6 for a huge tube, and veery strong. No need for additional fabric reinforcement. On fabric, it will never come off. Super handy stuff, don't spend $8 for a tiny patch kit. Goop will definitley do the job.
fefrie 3 years ago
After time patches may come off!!! sorry, but repaired my thermorest on several occasions. I have found a new product called "aquaseal" used for fixing wetsuites and dingy's.
You can use the glue/gel type substance on it's own by applying 2 thin coats, over the tear/rip in a 48hr period
or by applying a hardner for a more faster drying time!!!!!!!!!!!
this product is fantastic for fixing thermorest
tape around rip to keep neat
the patch is very srong, flexible and won't lift up at the edges!!!!!
liverpoolistanbul 3 years ago
self repair is advised over sending it in to therma-rest. their repair dpartment is over whelmed with repair request. it took 2 months to get my pad back and it still leaked. it took me 5 minutes to repair on my own and it was a lot neater then the manufacturer's reprevious repair.
technogearhead 4 years ago