Ball Doctor Leak And Flat Fix-Repair Kit

We bought a waterproof football last year that worked great. Over the winter, it lost air, and lost the ability to keep air. After inflating it would only last about 15 minutes before needing more air. I gave this product a go. Easy to use, and sealed really well. The ball has stayed fully inflated for the past week. I will definitely be trying it on other balls that also have troubles staying inflated.

It doesn’t work! I pushed the pump as instructed and about halfway down it stopped! It would not budge. It appears whatever was in the pump clogged up and stopped the product from entering the soccer ball.

We were able to “seal” two basketballs during the “learning process “ As shown in the pictures, only a third of the glue is pushed out. I had to use so much force the plunger was wrecked. The trick is that over time some of the glue got hardened. All I did was keep it sideways and knocking it hard to make it flow again. Viola. Another ball patched with the rest. Bonus tip, if you have a few to patch try get Stan's NoTubes Tire Sealant, Liquid Sealant from Amazon to patch more… or just get another one of these all in one patch kit. Instead of getting more, we are still using the four “patched” ones.

This product did not work on my yoga ball, a student stabbed my ball with a pencil. I tried multiple methods of patching the outside and nothing worked. This held for a while but eventually started leaking like everything else.

This fix a flat glue is the perfect remedy for my precocious child’s soccer bar and resolving its flatness. It’s super easy to fill up the ball and eliminate puncture holes and getting the ball ready for play.

I have purchased these for many years as a soccer coach. My kiddos always come to practice with a semi deflated ball and once you use the Ball Doctor on it, they are good to go... Love this item...

The first one I ordered came in a dirty ziploc bag without any packaging. When I tried to insert the needle into the ball it broke off. Amazon sent a replacement which came in an identical dirty ziploc. This time I managed insert the needle and depress the plunger, then inflated the ball and bounced it around - but the ball still leaks. Waste of time and money.

I used this on an older treasured football and it did a great job of sealing any slow leaks.. The ball stays inflated now and can't be displayed.