If it were used on rubber, would it adhere or flake off when the rubber flexes?
1475621
Cannot help out here. I use it as a lubricant on an aluminum bullet casting mold. JC in So Cal
270101
I doudt it would work this bonds rubber to metal. If you do use it I would try a small area first to see how to bonds to the fabric. You might want to try an epoxy type adhesive like that set up fast
1137161
I don't think I would use it on rubber. It's designed for glass, and may have chemicals that are bad for the rubber. May be all right, but why take a chance?
683897
Don't know answer but would think that it would probably leave come off once liquid mixes with it. Suggest tryn it out for yourself first. Definitely won't hurt.
2044081
I would think that if the paint flaked off the product would come off with it.
355895
It should be somewhat lose but not enough to slip off without stretching. You can cut a small section out and use strong rubber adhesive.
647960
The microfiber prevents the wearing of the coating on the rubber tips, I use mine for sketching on a drawing app and have found its much much better than the rubber. I'd really like to see one of these in a finer tip. I use for IPad, Kindle Fire HD and a cheap LG touch phone. Works break across the board.
1488149
I think it would stick, but probably wouldn't look very good. It is good quality. You'd see lines where it overlaps.
726884
I would say so, anytime rubber comes off the tire, it may compromise the bead. Better safe than sorry, replace the tire.
451651
I'm not sure. Haven't tried. My guess is that the adhesive would eventually lose its stickiness after repeated moving. I'd buy two. There pretty cheap.
206085
I think it comes off. Can't tell for sure. But you can email the company and they will be able to respond to your question.
981935
the adhesive does have a smell & of course the rubber gets hot too. that's why it's flexable---.my first one wouldn't stay on the second one I bought did better I have NO problem with it at all.& are very happy .
355674
It is a rubberized finish that should stick but I would use the primer or undercoat to be sure. It will also improve coverage and 2 or more thin coats are better than 1 thick one.
1349404
It is like a spray on coating that hardens into a rubberized sheet, yes it will stick but if you don't like it then peel it off!
1705845
I have used Flex seal (seen of TV product) and it works well BUT I would not move it around AFTER you apply it as it could reopen but it is still holding on mine going on 6 months now. Just learned not to move it once the FLEX SEAL was applied. :)
2066665
I did not use this product for adhereing rubber to plastic but I would bet that it would work just fine. I used it a couple of years ago to adhere pennys to a bowling ball to make a "gazing ball" for my yard. There are literally a couple of hundred pennies on this ball and I leave it outside year-round and not one penny has fallen off. This stuff is amazing. GIve it a try and its not very expensive.
2161792
Depending on the amount and exact surface it will stick differently. Sometimes it falls off and sometimes it will be so strong it takes off the top surface coating.