How To

• Determine the size and location of the damage.
• If the damage is at the edge of the mat, we recommend cutting out the damaged section to prevent it from being a weak point.
• For small tears, use spray foam glue.
• For larger tears, we suggest using a leather PVC patch and following the video instructions.

Please follow the instructions in page 3 of the water mat manual.

• To easily deflate the slide, use the 500W E-pump in deflate mode.
• Before deflating the stepping pad, ensure there is no water remaining in it.
• After deflating the pad, roll the slide tightly until it fits into the storage bag.
• Use the straps to secure the rolled-up slide.

All Crocpad inflatable products come with a repair kit that includes PVC patches and glue. Follow these steps to repair a leak or hole:

• Locate the leak or hole.
• Cut a patch that is at least ½ inch larger than the tear.
• Apply a small amount of glue to the patch.
• Place the patch over the tear, ensuring it is well-covered.
• Allow the glue to dry for at least 24 hours.

All Crocpad inflatable products come with a repair kit that includes PVC patches and glue. To repair or add a D ring patch, follow these steps:

• Prepare the D ring patch, which can be purchased from Crocpad.
• Locate the new patch position near the existing D ring, ensuring it is close enough to anchor effectively.
• Apply a small amount of glue to the patch.
• Place the patch near the defective one.
• Allow the glue to dry for at least 24 hours.

• Place the water mat or your staff into the bag, align the top edges of the bag, and squeeze them together.
• Tightly roll down the top of the bag at least three times. For a better seal, roll it down all the way until you reach the water mat or staff, increasing the tension on the closure.
• Clip the two middle buckles together.
• Bend the ends in the opposite direction towards the back, away from the side where you rolled the top down. This puts more tension on the fold and enhances the seal.
• Buckle the ends together, and you're done.