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WEBEEDY 8 Pcs Stainless Steel D-Ring Patch for PVC Inflatable Boat Kayak Surfing D-Ring Circular Patch Stand-Up PaddleboardCanoe Deck Surfboard Rafting Accessories (Grey) NO Glue Include (Grey)

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  • What You Get: The package comes with 8 grey stainless steel D-ring pad PVC patches, the quantity of which is enough for your needs. The PVC patch is about 8cm/3.1" in diameter.
  • Premium Material: Made of PVC and stainless steel, strong and durable, waterproof and wear-resistant with good performance in the sun and rain .
  • Multipurpose: Use these PVC D-Ring Patches to add extra tie-down points to your inflatableboards, making it easier to to tie gear in a raft or canoe for safety. Ideal for kayaks seat or place paddles.
  • Easy to Use: Clean the surface where the patch needs to be installed and make sure it's dry. Apply strong PVC glue (not included) to the back of the patch and press lightly.
  • Widely Applicable: D-Ring patch is suitable for PVC inflatable boats, rafts, dinghies, kayaks, canoes, surfboards, stand-up paddle boards, etc.



Features:
The kayak d-ring patch is suitable for all types of boards inwater sports and is easy to install for your safety and convenience.

Specifications
Color: Grey Material: PVC, Stainless Steel Size: 8cm/3.1" in diameter
Package Includes:
8x D-Ring Patch

Warm Notes:
Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size.
Please allow slight color difference due to different monitor.


Sedesta
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023
These were very easy to install. I washed my kayak and allowed it to dry, then used prep pads on the hull before applying the rings.They seemed to stick well but after the first trip out on the water, they started to pull away from the hull.I might have done something wrong in installation but I don't think so. I believe the adhesive on the rings just isn't very strong.
Twiggy
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2023
So far staying on SUP but not tested with actual use.