Vinyl Cement, High Strength Vinyl Glue, Waterproof PVC Cement, High Strength Pool Patch Repair Kit Underwater for a Variety of Inflatables, Pool Liners, Tarps, Hot Tubs, Air Mattresses(2.03oz)

I purchased the Yeardera Vinyl Cement to fix a slow leak in my air mattress that other basic patch kits couldn’t seem to handle. This product exceeded my expectations. The glue has a thick consistency that spreads easily and adheres firmly to the vinyl surface. I followed the instructions, applied the cement to both the mattress and the patch, waited a minute, then pressed them together firmly.What really impressed me was how quickly it bonded and how strong the hold was—even after fully inflating the mattress and sleeping on it overnight, the patch stayed perfectly sealed with no sign of air loss. The cement dries clear, which is a bonus if you're concerned about looks. It's also waterproof, making it ideal for other PVC or vinyl repairs, even in wet environments.The 2.03oz tube provides plenty of product for multiple uses. I highly recommend this kit for anyone needing a dependable, long-lasting repair for air mattresses or other inflatables."

Worked very well for the pool liner and sealed a slit. There has been a tear since last year, and we noticed it towards the end of pool season. When water was in the pool, even things that claimed they'd work underwater, didn't. We decided to drain the pool completely, and deal with it this year before opening it. So far, it's help up just fine. I pray it lasts us seasons to come. Easy to use. It is a bit stinky, and take care not to get it on your skin or it will BURN like the dickens.

The kit works well. Unfortunately it appears the glue leaked so the container wasn’t full. The package was hard to open. Other than that it did the job

works really well on my Coleman spa jacuzzi have a minor tear and this seal the leak

Fox motocross boot sole was peeling. This glue worked wonders! Like a new pair of boots! Very strong hold!

Does NOT work on vinyl

I found a leak on an old PVC join into the pool pump.I used this cement to seal that very small gap.This is probably not the best glue for high-pressure area.However, so far it works well and I hope it will last.

I'm sure it may work good in dry applications. However, if you're looking to fix things like vinyl pools that spring a leak - obviously it already has water in it, so these products that state that their waterproof - for me they're actually not! These glues need to state whether or not you can apply them underwater. Even if you try to repair a leak in a vinyl pool that is pissing out of the side, most of these waterproof sealants say that the area must be dry, SMH! Can't possibly see how you're going to keep a leak that you're trying to repair dry! I seriously think that these vinyl rubber cement glue products should state right off the bat whether or not you can apply this underwater. You need to stop the league first in order to do an outside repair. I can't speak to this product on how it does in a dry situation, but if it says vinyl pool repairs specifically, it should then state that your pool better be empty before applying the patch. Otherwise, you'll quickly see that repairing a vinyl pool tear anywhere along the side that's underwater will not stick! So buy or beware! There are some products out there that does say underwater application. I hope this helps somebody. Godspeed!