Unique Sports Ball Doctor Leak and Flat Repair Kit

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For a very reasonable cost, you can get a brand-new bladder, new white laces and have your football shipped in about one week. It makes absolutely no difference which football you have (Spalding, Wilson, Baden, Nike, Rawlings, White Panel, Game Ball, etc) NSD will most likely be able to fix the flat football. When you are wanting a signed football serviced it is crucial to work with us. Let’s be realistic, autographed memorabilia can smear, especially the footballs autographed with silver pen or ink. The silver ink never ever dries thoroughly. Once the football restoration is carried out, the bladder provided will be a better one than the bladder originally provided by the manufacturer years before. Obviously, where you place your football is a big factor. If you keep your football in a warm outdoor shed, that football can dry out and turn brittle. If you store the football indoors without big temperature variations, the lifespan on the ball is going to be a lot longer. Proper storage of your sports memorabilia is very important.

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WEEKS: Once we receive the Wilson football at our factory, it will take 3-4 weeks to be returned to you. If you’ve already done that, your item hasn’t arrived, or it’s not as described, you can report that to Etsy by opening a case. Latigo Laces - They are flatter and have a little bit of grit in them. If your football is a typical NFL ball older or newer that is what they have. Most memorabilia balls have this also. You will find there's new problem throughout our football memorabilia collections - the flat football. In time, the actual bladders contained in the footballs turn out to be brittle and break up. It doesn't mean that your ball doesn't have a value as the flat football can be serviced. There's a excellent football repair service now provided by National Sports Distributors. In regards to having a classic flat football mended you want to utilize NSD simply because they know the proper care required to fix a flat football, especially the autographed football. We can also supply lighter butyl or latex bladders if you absolutely must keep the weight of your original ball, but you'll have to think about re-inflating it more often and it will remain more fragile ;-)

Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. We respect valuable historic artifacts, and irreplaceable autographed balls so we advise a consultation to make sure the process is appropriate. Please call Paul Cunningham at 201-857-4647 for a free consultation. AUTOGRAPH DISCLAIMER: If you send us a leather football with an autograph on it, you are agreeing that Wilson is not responsible for any damage to the ball that may occur while doing the repair. ALL SIZES: We will replace bladders and laces on any size leather football: pee wee, junior, youth, collegiate/high school and professional sizes.

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LACE DISCLAIMER: We will do our best to match the laces on your football but cannot guarantee they will be 100% the same. One reviewer was spot on. Save your money and put it towards another ball. Nice idea and a shame but it didnt work for me. WILSON ONLY: We only replace bladders and laces on Wilson footballs. Shipments of footballs from other brands will be refused and returned. Technical note: We use genuine butyl rubber bladders which weigh about 4oz more than Polyurethane bladders. Polyurethane bladders are used in most modern footballs. We've repaired hundreds of footballs, including Wilson, Rawlings, Nike and Spalding footballs, some surprisingly new. We've noted that polyurethane bladders don't expand and contract, making them vulnerable to changes in air pressure and changing weather conditions. What we see every day is that polyurethane bladders aren't very durable and they actually disintegrate. In contrast, butyl rubber expands and contracts with changes in air pressure, so butyl rubber bladders, while a bit heavier than polyurethane, are simply more durable. Like all inflated sports balls, butyl rubber bladders will slowly bleed air over time and will need to be re-inflated periodically. Please refer to our Football Repair FAQ if you have any questions. Do you have an old relic? An old football with historic significance or sentimental value? An autographed football that is no longer holding air?

If your football won’t stay inflated, you need a bladder repair. Wilson will replace an air bladder and laces on any leather football that was manufactured by Wilson. Any size football can be sent to us for a replacement bladder and new laces, all done at our football factory in Ada, Ohio. Please see below features for further instructions. wikiHow is a “wiki,” similar to Wikipedia, which means that many of our articles are co-written by multiple authors. To create this article, volunteer authors worked to edit and improve it over time. Paste the inner tube to the balloon coating at the inflation valve. To do this, use the Bostik and wait at least 12 hours until the gluing is firm. This will allow you to reinsert the inner tube into the balloon (the outer portion of the ball) without the two detaching. I bought this to repair my son's punchured punch ball. It had had a slow puncture for weeks, but was deflating faster over time.