How to Repair a Punctured Basketball (best method!!)

only my hands should be seen, (yan pa) game na? I’m going to
show you how to repair a punctured basketball we’re going to use some
simple materials that ah.. very is very cheap first we’ll need some cooking oil just a
small amount will do and then a syringe like this one even a small one like this
will do and you are going to need the biggest needle available where ah..that you
can get from a drugstore so just like this one
an injection needle and of course the the main ingredient the main material
that we’re going to use to repair this basketball it’s an all-purpose contact
cement so here’s what you’re going to do first we’re going to apply some cooking
oil on the syringe so that the contact cement won’t damage the rubber and also
some small amount inside your syringe so just apply generously like this one okay
to lubricate the syringe properly and then we’re going to pour some contact
cement in our syringe so just remember to attach the needle first like this and
then just a reminder, ah.. kids don’t try this at home you should ask your
parents or your brother elder brother to do this for you so we’re going to pour
some maybe ah.. 5 ml… 4 to 5 ml of contact cement in our syringe… so you just have to pour
it in like this so you don’t have any problems trying to sucking in the rugby
or the contact cement from the bottle and then insert the pusher like this one and then let’s keep it here for a moment and I will show you
the damaged basketball so as you can see I have ah… put a mark on the damaged part
and just to show you that it is indeed damaged or punctured so you’ll see a
bubble okay so that means air is coming out so we’re going to repair that from
inside from the inside using the injection pump already syringe so all
you have to do is you place or your held you hold your ball like this upside down
making sure that the damaged part is below and then you insert the syringe on
the hole or the punctured part like this one and then you’re going to force the
syringe up like this and by the way just to remind you guys that you need to put
some pressure off from the ball okay so I’ll just have to insert the pin okay to
let so we can now we can inject the rugby a bit easily like this one okay
you can ask someone to hold the ball for you okay so you have to all you have to do is
inject the whole part or you can press it down like this on the floor okay so
as you can see all the contact cement is inside the ball like this one then
all you have to do pump some air in it just make sure that the punctured part
is always at the bottom so after you pumped air in the ball all
you have to do is wait maybe around 12 to 24 hours for the contact cement to
cure but just to show you that the ball has been already been repaired we’ll
just put so as you can see no more bubbles coming out or no more air coming
out and that is still the damaged part okay
so again we’ll check so no more bubbles so that means your ball is repaired
and you’ll just have to wait 12 to 24 hours now you’re good to go you can play
basketball