Introduction
If your Apple Watch's silicone band is torn, this guide provides step-by-step instructions for an effective repair. This method works for any Apple Watch model with a silicone band, helping you restore its integrity and prevent further damage.
The process includes carefully cleaning and bonding the torn area, with steps to ensure a smooth finish and a strong, lasting bond.
For best results, work in a well-lit, ventilated area, and handle UV-curable glue with care.
Follow each step closely to create a durable repair that restores your band’s usability and comfort.
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Gently bend the watch strap to expose the inner part of the tear and use an alcohol wipe to thoroughly clean the area surrounding and inside the tear.
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Allow the silicone band to air dry until no longer visibly wet.
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Bend the watch band to expose the inner part of the tear.
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Apply the dot of glue to the inner part of the tear.
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Release the band from the bent position so that it lies in its natural position.
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Using a new toothpick, wipe away excess glue that may have splurged out of the tear on both sides of the band.
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Wipe the toothpick across the glue from the inner part of the tear to the outer edge of the watch band to create a thin, even layer of glue across the outer surface of the tear.
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If remaining texture from the dried glue is not aesthetically pleasing, carefully use a nail buffer to smooth out any excess texture. (optional)
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Your Apple Watch band repair is complete. Allow the glue to fully cure before use, and avoid excessive water exposure.
