How to Find and Patch Leaks in an Inflatable Trampoline

Step 1: Use Soapy Water to find Bubbles produced by leaking air from holes.
Step 2: Mark Holes with a Sharpie
Step 3: Dry off Trampoline and Deflate
Step 4: Use Rubbing Alcohol around tears to clean the area
Step 5: Use Polyurethane Glue around Tear and wait ~10seconds till tacky
Step 6: Place Polyurethane Glue on Patch and then onto the leaky area
Step 7: Use a credit card to smooth patch onto leaky area
Step 8: Wait 24 hours before inflating.
10' Rave Bongo Inflatable Water Bouncer Trampoline: amzn.to/3mYv9oZ

[@sarahpfeuffer1396]

Thank you!

[@jungwhat]

Wow, Never would have thought to use soap to find air leaks for car tires,

[@christinab9133]

Great video! Ur inspiring me to find the holes in our bounce house!

[@alishacuarenta5443]

Found my leak thanks to you!! Thanks 😊

[@Famvestor]

Hey that’s great!

[@orchidromero3376]

Does anyone know how I can remove water that got inside the inflatable? After this it won’t inflate or deflate properly. Not sure if the water is causing the issue.

[@kraquin]

One thing to note..........if you have a large tube like one of the 15' ones you will have to periodically top off the air because if the pressure gets too low the hole may not make any bubbles.

[@Famvestor]

Thanks for the tip!

[@martinsheridan2644]

Fun

[@kawiking86]

Where did you get the patch

[@Famvestor]

It came with the trampoline

[@leandromgodoy]

Not recommended for demanding jumpers. I was jumping on mine roughly (not on purpose, I'm a trampolinist) for two hours (on the ground) until it punctured to the point of needing a few patches.

[@Famvestor]

Not in the water? These are meant to be bounced on in the water.