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If this is a natural rubber tube,the good old bike patch kit will do.If it is a vinyl tube,there is a type A or type B.(Different chemical makeups in different types of vinyl will only adhere to the same type).I don't know how to tell which type of vinyl is which,so get one of each type(at a sports eqipment store).If the first one doesn't adhere,you should be able to clean it off and try the other kind.
get a patch kit at walmart or any lowes..it comes in a kit w/glue and sometimes a patch..follow the instructions. glue then put patch on ..use the right time in instructions though
AN INFLATABLE WATER TUBE IS GENERALLY CONSTRUCTED FROM AN ENCLOSED FLEXIBLE PVC RUBBER BLADDER AND SURROUNDED BY A NYLON FABRIC COVER. MOST TUBES CONTAIN A VALVE THAT ALLOWS THE RIDER TO INFLATE THE TUBE MANUALLY OR BY WAY OF AN AIR PUMP. RIDERS SHOULD LOOK FOR TUBES THAT HAVE ENOUGH HANDLES TO ALLOW THE RIDERS TO SAFELY AND COMFORTABLEY RIDE.
Inflatable canoes have considerable appeal for certain uses. When folded they are quite compact and their weight - about twenty to thirty pounds - makes them ideal for toting to remote fishing waters or for storage in today's small car trunks. The better-quality versions are made of heavy-duty vinyl-coated polyester, or PVC, with multiple air compartments (so if one compartment springs a leak, you still have some flotation). Restrictions include speed, since inflatables are relatively slow, and they have minimal carrying capacity. Repair kits are a must on most trips. Also, you will want to have a foot pump to inflate the canoe before starting out.
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