Unique Sports Ball Doctor Leak And Flat Fix-Repair Kit

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...

This might work for some folks - did absolutely nothing for me. Even if it allowed a slow leak, I'd go 2 stars, but nope. I'd recommend duct tape and a staple gun before trying this again.

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.

This stuff is junk. Followed the simple instructions and it failed to inject into the ball. Instead it came out the back side of the plunger. Removed it to check and no matter how much force I gave the plunger, nothing came out. Even tried clipping the end. Still no sealer. I wouldn’t recommend buying this on a bet.UPDATE:Decided to try it again and it worked as advertised as far as filling the volleyball with fluid. Now hoping it fixes the problem. Will update again after a few days.

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.

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.

I was really hopeful this would work, but it turned into a disaster. I read the reviews and knew it was about a 50/50 chance. We followed the directions exactly as written on the package, but the plunger would not push any of the liquid into the ball. In fact, the plunger started to twist and collapse as we were trying so hard to push on it. Eventually the sealant came out, but not inside the ball. It squeezed out from the top…all over our hands, the outside of the ball and my kitchen counters.

Second time I've used this stuff (2 different soccer balls) and it's worked great both times. Although there is no mention of it in the instructions, be sure to remove the cap covering the needle before trying to insert in the ball!!! This seems like it would be obvious, but you never know. My cap was kind of tough to remove and I started to question if it was supposed to come off or not. Just be sure to bounce, shake, throw, etc ball after using this and it should seal any MINOR holes. I only used this because my daughter really likes the ball she has and it's hard to find. Not sure if it's worth it to use this at $5.99 or just replace a $12.99 ball?? Her ball wasn't very old so I guess it was worth the gamble.