Parches adhesivos Boxer de vinilo para piscina

Product description states can put on in the water and it will hold. As soon as I put in the water it was no longer sticky and did not hold. Figured I did it incorrectly so I tried again and again it did not stick. I have a 12 ft above ground vinyl pool and it is still leaking a ton. I would not waste your money if you are doing it under water.

It worked for my pool floats as long as they wasn’t busted at the seams. But when adding to my pool I had to buy some adhesive because the patches wouldn’t stay in place otherwise.

I've been using the Boxer Adhesives Peel and Stick Vinyl Pool Patches for years, and they’ve never let me down. Whether it’s a small tear in our pool liner or a patch needed on a float or inflatable, these always get the job done.They’re incredibly easy to use—just peel, stick, and press firmly. No messy glue or complicated steps. I’ve even applied them underwater with great results.What really impresses me is their durability. Some of the patches I applied several seasons ago are still holding strong. They don’t peel, lift, or degrade in the sun or chlorine, which is a lifesaver when you want a quick, long-term fix without draining your pool.These patches are a staple in my pool maintenance kit, and I always keep a pack on hand. If you're looking for an affordable, no-hassle solution for

I had 2 different tears in my vinyl liner, one that was above the water level and one that spanned the water level. The pool patch that I placed over the tear that was above the water level stuck just fine. I squeezed out the air bubbles and kind of held it in place for about 1-2 minutes. 2 months later, that patch is strong and practically invisible.The 2nd tear was one that was about 50% above the water line and 50% below. In retrospect, I should have drained the pool to below the tear line and applied the patch. Trying to apply the patch underwater is impossible. It just will not stick no matter how much credit card squeegee-ing I do, or trying to hold it in place with my hands. I literally sat next to the pool applying pressure to the edge of the patch that was underwater for 30 …

After 3 other patch attempts with supplies from the hardware store and left over pool supplies, nothing seemed to seal the 1.5" tear (not hole, just a line tear) in the sidewall of my pool. as a final effort I bought these patches, for the price it was worth it to try and save a $400 pool that would now cost $700 to replace.I cleaned all the extra residue from the previous patches, and scrubbed the surface for good measure, rounded the edges and slapped it on WHILE the pool was refilling, used an old gift card to work out the bubbles and the leak stopped, I monitored it for about 30 minutes checking every 5 to make sure it didn't lift and nothing, patch stayed in place. found 3 more small pinhole leaks in the floor of the liner, patched them no problem, then I got a little crazy and tried

I was confused about how some reviews were so bad and some so good. I brought this to use on an Intex pool with a 1/4” hole/tear on the side below the water line. I followed the directions and placed the patch on the outside first. After carefully rubbing the air bubbles out from under the patch, it immediately came loose like others had reported. There seemed no way that this was going to work “at all”. I was so upset for buying a useless product and not seeing any other solutions available I gave up and went inside to write a bad review. About thirty minutes later before I pressed “send” on my bad review I thought I will go back and see if maybe I missed something or if there was something more I could do. To my surprise, the patch had adhered itself to the pool... and was sticking. …

We just bought a house with an inground pool with a vinyl liner that was severely neglected for years. The liner was out of the tract and had become brittle/stiff, not able to pull it back in without really heating it up and making it pliable. We used a heat gun - very cautiously. It worked, but in the process we made 2 holes in the liner (above the water line) and we really didn't want to replace the liner mid-season. So I purchased this product and It worked great for my needs. I cut the patches to go beyond the holes about 3/4 inch - applied them to a clean area on a nice warm day, and they held great. I also used a piece of blue vinyl from our solar cover to put behind the liner at the patch site to kind of camouflage the damage site a bit - that helped as well. I read the negative …

I recently developed a ragged 1/2 dollar size puncture at the curvature of the bottom and side wall in my 16 x 32 x 4.5 ft above ground pool liner.I tried Versa tape [worthless, but expensive],Wet patches sold by Leslie pools, Walmart, another local pool company [each was the same, adhesive tube, dauber, and generous portion of flexible silicone or plastic]. After 6 tries, I was finally lucky enough to get patch with adhesive down to hole, less than lucky in getting good adhesion or bubble free contact. Nevertheless, it held for about 1 week.Ordered Boxer Adhesive patches on a whim and prayer (certainly didn't want to drain pool and have to refill).Cut one patch off strip, rounded corners, and removed paper backing underwater, just before applying. It went on neatly, no sliding, no …