repair/patch kit for torn track?

[venturenorth]

is there some kind of rubber epoxy or patch kit i could use to seal a small tear (more like an abrasion) on my studded track? it is not all the way thru, just a small flap of rubber hanging down, just want to prevent it from growing further.....???

thanks !!!

 

[srt20]

E-6000 at Menards or someplace similar. Sometimes craft stores have it also. The stuff is amazing.

Glue it, clamp it together for a few days, take clamps off and never think about it again.

E-6000, along with some spider wire is holding my 162" track together. It was torn all the way through, about 1/3 of the width of the track, 5-6". Looked like it was cut with a knife or something.

 

[venturenorth]

patch

E-6000 at Menards or someplace similar. Sometimes craft stores have it also. The stuff is amazing.

Glue it, clamp it together for a few days, take clamps off and never think about it again.

E-6000, along with some spider wire is holding my 162" track together. It was torn all the way through, about 1/3 of the width of the track, 5-6". Looked like it was cut with a knife or something.

ok...will check out...thanks

.....won't need the clamps, it's just a small cut, not all the way thru.... a 1" flap of rubber hanging down .....just want to fill it.... so it doesnt grow....

 

[uncle_ed]

Automotive windshield urethane has worked for me. If the cords are cut on the outer edge its done but I have bonded tearout areas in the center with good results. I am nursing a polaris 121 track now for three years with several repaired areas . Just be generous with the product and makes sure the area is clean before you apply it.

 

[whitedust]

E-6000 at Menards or someplace similar. Sometimes craft stores have it also. The stuff is amazing.

Glue it, clamp it together for a few days, take clamps off and never think about it again.

E-6000, along with some spider wire is holding my 162" track together. It was torn all the way through, about 1/3 of the width of the track, 5-6". Looked like it was cut with a knife or something.

Thanks venturenorth & I think the E-6000 is perfect for his track bruise. He basically needs to keep water out no cords were damaged & really small area to seal on inside of track....must have been an icejam rubbed a very slight groove.