Can this tape be successfully used to repair a vinyl convertible top on a car?
895292
I don't know exactly what you had in mind, however I can tell you that this tape only sticks to itself. So in that regard it doesn't act like traditional tape. You have to wrap it all the way around something and then stick it to itself.
1636937
I used it on Sunbrella brand fabric and it worked very well. No experience with vinyl.
344692
I haven't tried it but I would guess that a slightly textured (but porous) surface like leather or vinyl would probably work really well. Contrarily, a slightly textured, but non-porous, surface (like say, concrete.... I know.... not likely to be found on a dashboard) would not work well. The adhesive is essentially an advanced double-sided tape so I'm basing my opinions on past tape experiences. ;)
2147070
No, this kit is designed for leather only. vinyl is a chemical compound that must be repaired with heat that will melt the vinyl repair compound into the vinyl creating your repair. Please look at our vinyl repair kit.
2083625
Heck yeah you could and I have. It works on anything vinyl/plastic though it might make it greasy. I would suggest armor all on something like that.
1522915
No, it wont work for that. There is another Gorilla Tape specifically for heavy-duty applications. I also purchased THAT one here on Amazon. Here is the link: Gorilla Tape To-GoTHIS ONE will be perfect for what you have in mind. :-)
488928
This tape has vinyl webbing. I used it to mend a curtain in the RV. Too tough to stitch so I used a heavy duty stapler to fasten it and it worked well.
675734
I am not sure, Jose. I bought this to fill small holes in a pair of flats. Honestly, it didn't work nearly as well as I thought, but I think this product might be better suited to fixing a rip, as opposed to filling a hole. I'd say try it (at 5.10, you can't really go wrong), but if it doesn't work, then Liquid Leather might be your best bet instead: http://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Leather-Pro-Vinyl-Repair/dp/B000PSMVTA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425440437&sr=8-1&keywords=liquid+leather
1983212
Automotive Painters tape worked just fine, you pull it before it sets up completely, but not too early. Just follow the instructions.
1565949
All I can tell ya is it worked great on my Convertible Car top. Better talk to the manufacturer for product questions.
836844
It's not really made for that application. I would buy a can of plastidip to do it with. It turns out really good plus you can just peel it off if you mess up. With VHT you're pretty much stuck with the results good or bad.
1605200
This product is meant for vinyl convertible tops, there's a great product called "Mothers Back to Black" that works well on exterior trim that is faded and gives it a new tick rich black gloss look, that I would highly recommend, search online and reviews, hope this helped
1865249
I used it to weld a plexiglass panel to a vinyl convertible top after the glass panel broke. It worked perfectly! Just prep the panel with the primer and be prepared to hold it in place for about 30 minutes till the epoxy sets up. Oh yeh,,, and WEAR RUBBER GLOVES, THIS STUFF IS MESSY!!!
368133
I'm assuming that you're wanting to repair an old rusted muffler and I think that this tape is designed to protect components from heat and not for repair. I have used it on the plastic belly pans on several snowmobiles that I have been rebuilding to reduce potential of heat damage from the exhaust. The tape is a foil with an adhesive backing and is used to reflect the radiant heat away from whatever you want to protect. I can't imagine that it would provide any appreciable amount of strength and the surface that you're applying it to needs to be clean and free from any oils or grease.
878333
I used the tape to repair a water leak in the kitchen sink just below the drain. The tape stretches a bit and adheres to itself during wrapping. I don't believe it would work for your particular need but would be nice to have in your Do it yourself tool kit.
781259
I believe that it could be used to repair a mailbox post IF you can remove the portion of the post from the ground and support the two post pieces while the tape is hardening. I'd recommend using the 4" tape for this job.
2227136
Unlikely. I could see you taping it on a tear on a tent that has already been set up, but otherwise I imagine this tape won't last very long for wear and tear. This is meant to stick well to skin, and it certainly does its job.