How To Repair a Bounce House | Commercial Inflatable Bounce House Repair | Repair a Bouncy Castle
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- čas přidán 10. 04. 2017
- Need to repair a commercial inflatable, bounce house, water slide, or obstacle course? Mark walks you through how to repair a bounce house with these expert commercial inflatable bounce house repair tips and tricks!
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Thank you so much for making this video! It was very informative. You explained the processes/steps very well.
Thanks
What kind of thread do you use for the patch
Do you have any video where you show how to fix the canopy and inflatable
I Have s little bounce house is for inside the house. Is a Fisher-Price Bouncetastic Bouncer is have a hole in one of the seams and it is not a stitch seam, which one of those methods could.I use with it. And the hole is on one of the poles, not in a area that's going to be jump or close to the entrance
Hey! I have a waterslide that has a couple spots that were exposed to the sun and appear very dry. When we pulled at that section it ripped. Can we treat or repair the dried out sections? It's not the entire slide that was exposed and we would really like to keep it, not to mention it was EXPENSIVE. Any advice?
Hi! We don't have personal experience with that issue, but this would be our suggestion - hope this helps: www.amazon.com/Rejuvenate-Leather-Vinyl-Conditioner-Rehydrate/dp/B00I4WI5Y4
So I recently purchased a smaller version of a water slide inflatable didn't check it out the way I should have got it home realized where the kids put their feet to climb in leaks air so much so that it's unusable what would be the best thing to use to repair two of these areas ty!
Depending on the size of the hole where air leaks, you could use our patch all tape, tentandtable.net/patch-all-kit.html. We also have our vinyl repair kits, tentandtable.net/pro-patch-kit.html, that should work for that, with a more in depth video here: czcams.com/video/MKZQF0wfe24/video.html.
You can also contact our customer support team, as they would be best to answer questions like this more in depth than I can here. customerservice@tentandtable.com
The seams (3) on the bouncy house slide are pulling apart. Do you recommend using the speedy stitch and something else for reinforcement?
Speedy Stitch would work to cinch up the split. If it's a particularly bad tear, it might be a good idea for you to use the SX69 Glue to patch the spot if you can get the patch underneath the vinyl (like patching it from inside the inflatable. You just don't want to block the flow of air completely.
Please feel free to contact our service team (customerservice@tentandtable.com | (716) 317-4372) if you'd like further help or clarification, as we're always happy to help where we can.
I have a Little Tikes 2-in-1 Wet 'n Dry Inflatable Bouncer. I cannot find what the fabric material is. How do I determine if it's nylon or vinyl? Thanks in advance.
Hi Greg, I would contact Little Tikes Customer Service. Someone there should be able to tell you the material they use. I was just looking at the item online myself and am surprised they don't have it mentioned in their listing.
I have a smaller inflatable house. it is made of cloth and not like the materials of large bounce houses. Its separating at the seams of a slide. What do I use on a material like this?
We only carry vinyl, so we wouldn't be the best people to advise you on that! We would suggest some sort of polyester thread, which you can find here: tentandtable.net/30-yards-of-fine-polyester-thread.html
Hey is there any product to repair leaking seams in a non commercial inflatable
Do you know the material? Like is it nylon?
If you can send a picture of the unit/area of the tear/leak, we can help. marks@tentandtable.com
Hi can you name the tape and glue you used my bouncing house has a small hole and I need to patch it
Hi! the glue we carry on our website is called SX69, and we also carry tape called PatchAll Vinyl Repair Tape. You can find these products and more on this page: tentandtable.net/inflatables/inflatable-accessories/inflatable-repair
I have a bouncy castle that is almost two years old. When it was new it inflated firm. Now it is softer and the side walls are flopping down. I cannot see where the leak is coming from. There are no obvious tears. I’m thinking maybe the seams are loose? What do suggest I do to fix this problem?
Hi Karen,, I have the same thing, did you ever get an answer?
@@margaretslingerland7411 I did not get a reply. What I ended up doing is getting an additional fan. There are two vent tubes on my bouncy castle. Just be sure to use different sockets. It’s sucks a lot of power.
Thank you so much Karen, really appreciate your response!!
So you couldn’t find a hole either because the seams naturally breathe out somewhat..
Hey Karen, I also have the exact same thing going on - did you find out anything new on how to make the "old" seams more tight again? I can see how a second fan can be an alternative, but yes, it sucks so much electricity already.. please let me know if you have any new sollutions ;-)
Where can I buy the tape
Hi! You can find everything you need for inflatable repair here: tentandtable.net/inflatables/inflatable-accessories/inflatable-repair
I got a bouncing castle with a water slide and it seems as the edges of the water slide are pealing off the glue…what so I do.
I would contact customer service about that.
email: customerservice@tentandtable.com
call: (716) 317-4374
Hey, I've stitched up a slide it had a giant rip in the seams. I've stitched it up and it's bulging so I've undone it and restitched it using bigger gaps and looser and it's still bulging. There's no zip to climb inside either so I can't patch it up. Have you any advice please?
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"make sure to round the edges". Would be more clear if you said "make sure to round the corners". Do not leave corners on your patches
Hey Guy....you prepped the blue circle patch with your cleaner, then placed it on the table. You then applied the glue to the square blue patch which is good, but you picked up the circle blue patch and put glue on the wrong side where it wasn't prepped...... Opppsss.
It was a very helpful video to help with my repair. Thanks.