Puncture repair - Bladder less wing

[rafamart]

I've got an Apeks WT3 bladder less lightweight wing which unfortunately got an 8mm cut
I've been reading around the forum and I've heard about 4 different ways of fixing generic BCDs:
1)Aquaflex
2)Bcdrepair
3)3m 5200
4)Sikaflex

Unfortunately I did not find anything specific about bladder less wing fixes, which to the eye at least seem to be made of a different material. (Although Apeks lists the material as 840 nylon.)
Anyone out there with some previous experience fixing these types of wings?
In case you just tried one of the 4 solutions above and it worked, did you need a patch or simply the glue was enough for your cut's size?

 

[The Chairman]

Many eons ago, I used a simple tire patch on one. It never leaked.

 

[rhwestfall]

Tear Aid?

 

[tbone1004]

it's urethane coated nylon. Any sort of tire patch that will bond to the urethane and is also air tight will work

 

[Couv]

I've repaired regular BCD bladders with bicycle inner tube patch kits and waterbed repair kits. The closest thing to a bladderless bag I've repaired is an SMB. I used a waterbed repair kit on it. That was several years ago and it's still holding. Try to stop drill the ends of the cut, and if at all possible put a patch on the inside and outside. The patch should overlap the hole as much as practical.

A dive shop I worked for in the '80ies used Aquaseal to plug small holes in the class/rental ScubaPro stab jackets. Those repairs lasted for at least a few months.

 

[tr3a]

Tear-Aid works great. Type A & B. A lot of other uses also, always have a piece while traveling