I want to add a patch on a rip in my bathing suit. Will this work?
1494435
The material of the bathing suit is so thin, be sure to spread just a thin coat of tear meander on the patch - this is to make sure no excess glue will seap through the fabric of the bathing suit. If any seap through you'll notice the glue!
778450
That depends. Are you plugging a hole, or reattaching a loose flap? If the latter, it should be fine for a while. It hardens with a certain flexibility, so it should work. Dunno firsthand, though.
586807
I believe that you would have to use a patch and a lot of luck. It also takes a fairly long drying time for the patch so don't rush the drying time. I live in the south and we don't have a lot of snow so I have mostly used the patches on pool floats and liners.
330537
It should, but be informed that these patches are lightweight / thin and are really only meant for a pool liner and not an above ground pool material.
2177822
Use it to rough up the area around a hole in the tube so the patch will adhere better
1367689
Sorry, Adam, but I purchased this as a gift for my son-in-law so I have no idea if it has the "patch" you are talking about. I didn't even take it out of the box...sorry I couldn't help.
1441093
I guess you can as long as the padding doesn't interfere or the material doesn't melt while applying the patch.
265777
I think so. I use it for almost everything I need glue for. I used this to glue down a floor tile once and a friend used it to make a leather dress instead of sewing. I recommend laying the area where you are putting the patch as flat as possible and setting something flat and semi-heavy (a stack of books, etc) on top of it while it dries overnight.
1985000
Im just a buyer like you, but I used mine on an old fiberglass type of tub that had a crack all the way through it, and it worked. this stuff dries hard and is thick, it will not lay flat or blend in , and if you not careful how you paint it on it can be unsmooth to the touch. But it dries good and hard and fast. and with my son standing in the tub and on the patch , and he is a big man, the patch is holding. might not be a pretty patch work but I think it will work in a hot tub.
488599
I do not think a patch would fit. The spaces are about 3/4 inch by 11/2 inch and they have a depth that slants
2013401
I used this to repair the hole, and then used a piece of vinyl and All purpose cement to patch it. I let that sit for 2 hours and have not had any issues out of any of my repairs. Smaller holes I was able to just use this by itself. This product doesn't seem to be very sticky for attaching a patch, but it somehow manages to almost "mold" the vinyl of the mattress back together.
1064734
yes it can be patched, to find the hole, blow up the ring as much as it will take the submerse that part of the ring completely in water, if bubbles come up you found your hole, if not continue in the same manner as before util you find it. Make sure you do a visual check of the ring and also check the seams.
538738
This works best as bra or bathing suit inserts. it will not stick to your skin if you just place it inside your bra, in fact it'll start coming out. I've used other inserts that work better. One I bought from Sallys a few years back
902720
I think it will work just fine. Don't need a patch first. It will flow level cover the problem fully don't be stingy. It only is good for a year and will harden in the tube. Great stuff.
586806
Try googling the tube manufacturer. Pool repair might work if you slip it into the rip and glue it on the inside surface of tube. Then another patch on the outside to sandwich the rip. Depends on tube material too.
1715793
Although I never did, I would think so. The patch is large enough to be cut in different sizes; I don't see why not.
112207
Yes, this should do the trick. I had a good sized tear in the cushion of my leather sofa, and it mended it perfectly. It has held for two months without any sign of loosening. It will leave a hard, shiny spot, but nothing too dramatic. I love this stuff!