Liquid Rubber for Re-Skinning of Inflatable Boats and Dinghies

This is a difficult review because, the product does what it is supposed to do. However, to have this stuff stick adequately to an old sun damaged inflatable I would plan on spending at lease 20 minutes per square foot in preparation time. If you put it on without thoroughly ruffing up every square millimeter of the surface, it will peel off. If there is any kind of microscopic leak, and the surface was not thoroughly cleaned and abraded, it will bubble and fail. To restore an older sun damaged raft, plan on spending 10-12 hours prep time. If you dont, you will be wasting your time and money. Ours lasted about a week until the sun came out one day and some pressure built up. It blistered and blew out in several areas. I had not prepped it properly. I wont try it again.

Amazon will not allow you to give zero stars so I had to give it 1.I spent over 8 hours prepping per the included instructions. I sanded with 60 grit being careful to get into all of the crevices. Cleaned with Dawn, rinsed, cleaned with acetone and made sure to dry thoroughly. Let it cure for 10 days and it just peels off. Very disappointing.

One of the worst products I have ever purchased. Should have assumed so after reading the ridiculous directions. This product is impossible to work with and will end up ruining you boat rather than fixing it.