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Yes. The natural rubber can be repaired with sealant found in local hardware stores. MBC recommends using Goop-brand Marine sealant. First, clean the punctured area thoroughly with mineral spirits. Apply the sealant over the affected area and wipe to a thin film. The sealant should air dry for at least 24 hours.
