Kampa Air Awning rubber valve pipes repair suggestions

[Soulphuric]

I’m going to have another go at trying to repair the rubber valve pipes attached to the air bladders, which have some small cracks in them that air is escaping slowly from.
I’ve tried in the past and got a couple more to fix.
All the posts I find are for repairing puncture to the bladder skin, not the rubber valve pipes. I’ve replaced the valves to eventually find the cracks on the pipes.

Has anyone had this themselves and managed to successfully repair than replace the entire arm(s)?

This was the next product I was going to try https://amzn.eu/d/dGuxdSV

Any suggestions would be appreciated thanks

 

[SirRogerFFS]

Is this a Kampa Awning? If so the valves are or were common problem When Kamp first came about I had to have lots of new tubes as there was manufacturing issues with these Valves . Begs the question how old is your awning ?

 

[GUMPY]

This was the next product I was going to try https://amzn.eu/d/dGuxdSV

Isn't that what was known in my day as self amalgamating tape?
Good luck with that as it won't adhere to the pipe just itself.

 

[otherclive]

I’ve always carried a pack of Bond It Rescue Tape. It has an excellent specification and can be used in a variety of scenarios. Readily available from the web suppliers.

https://technical.bonditgroup.com/TDS/BDRTWH-Rescue%20Tape-TDS.pdf

 

[Hutch]

I’ve always carried a pack of Bond It Rescue Tape. It has an excellent specification and can be used in a variety of scenarios. Readily available from the web suppliers.

https://technical.bonditgroup.com/TDS/BDRTWH-Rescue%20Tape-TDS.pdf

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