Recommendations for a good vinyl repair kit?

[ADDICTED2WAKE]

I was cleaning the vinyl on the boat tonight and saw what I thought was a hair (about a 1/4 in in length). Unfortunately it didn't wipe away. It appears to be all the way through.

It's barely noticeable, but I don't want it to get worse. Has anyone repaired theirs and actually had it look good? I've seen plenty of repair jobs gone bad. It's that white/off white color (07 V-Ride). I can post a photo if necessary.

Thanks in advance!

[SFD]

I was cleaning the vinyl on the boat tonight and saw what I thought was a hair (about a 1/4 in in length). Unfortunately it didn't wipe away. It appears to be all the way through.

It's barely noticeable, but I don't want it to get worse. Has anyone repaired theirs and actually had it look good? I've seen plenty of repair jobs gone bad. It's that white/off white color (07 V-Ride). I can post a photo if necessary.

Thanks in advance!

Super glue and be careful so it doesn't drip or run ( Blue tape below it )

[99response]

Call your dealer and ask who they use, don't use a kit, these vinyl guys are very good (some of them anyway) and usually pretty cheap too.

-Chris

[eyepeeler]

Call your dealer and ask who they use, don't use a kit, these vinyl guys are very good (some of them anyway) and usually pretty cheap too.

-Chris

I waited about five years and five little tears and then called Dr. Vinyl. He did a good job on all the tears for $75.

[Toes Up]

I've used a vinyl repair kit which you can buy at Auto Zone, with mixed results. I think your best bet is to call your dealer (car or boat) and see if they have someone who they recommend.

Good luck.