Will the glue adhere to rigid plastic as well as the vinyl? My tear is at the steps where the vinyl meets the vertical plastic trim at the stairs. Ty.
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If you can get in there good enough to place the patch then I think so. With our pool, the rip was at least 8 inches long at the bottom of a 4-1/2 foot pool. We couldn't pull the edges close enough together so the patch is also adhered to the metal wall of the frame and it stuck solid. The pool didn't lose any water all summer long. I hope this helps. Good luck.
1467895
i have a tear cover with this at the top and it holding..as long as there is pressure it will hold..... just be sure and push all air pockets out.. hope this helps...
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It will not adhere long term. If you apply it when the liner is dry it will hold. Eventually any it will slowly start pealing away once the water is in the pool.
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no glue required, just teeny tiny screws and snap together. do not know what effect repeated assembly/disassembly would have on plastic. is a very well made kit tho.
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Does not come with glue. I used liquid nails. Then I used carpet tacks to nail under the bull nose of the front of the step. Works great!
1911854
Its designed not to bond. You can use it to make a mold of a pvc object without fear of adhesion. What are you trying to do specifically? I may be able to further assist.
394253
We used carpenter's glue and it worked well. We adhered it to vinyl to cover up the bottom of a bar to turn it "tiki"
1413079
This adhesive has harsh chemicals in it but I would not recommend it for hard plastic. It is designed to be flexible after curing. For hard plastic I would recommend model airplane glue, super glue or JB Weld.
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When the manufacturer says permanent they mean it! This stuff isn't going anywhere after it's put in place. I'm confident that it would adhere to vinyl no problem.
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Yes, I think so. It has a standard kind of ready-to-use adhesive (no need to wet it or anything) that you just press into place, like any shelf paper. I will stick to plastic too, I'm quite sure. Good luck.
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I used it on plastic. It did NOT remove all the adhesive, but did remove most of it.
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If the sofa is vinyl, it will probably work just fine, you could just eliminate the glue step.
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The eyelash glue they send with it does not hold anything. I would purchase an eyelash glue from store myself. I didn't wipe anything off until I was done with all the steps.
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Hello, Polyethylene does not glue well - nothing really sticks to it. Your best bet would to be mechanically fasten instead, which has been our shop's solution to this. Or if you're up for a challenge you could do some more research and see if any of the many DIYers out there have some suggestions. Best of luck! Kind regards, Krista Plastic-Craft Products
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Double side tape or adhesive on stairs. On floor no adhesive needed if wall to wall
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the epoxy putty hardens as hard as a rock, so if you are putting it on vinyl that is flexible, it will come off in not too long of a time. If the vinyl is up against a rigid structure to keep it from flexing, then it might work. I would scuff up the area with some very rough sandpaper, and then apply the epoxy putty. Make sure when you mix it, it is mixed thoroughly. If the vinyl is not rigid, then I would find some flexible type underwater glue.
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My husband used gorilla glue for a stepped wheel/axle...found it's best not to operate on carpeting of any height...it has worked great since.
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No, like most plastic cement glue this is a toulene/based product so it is necessary to melt the plastic for it to properly adhere to one another. For metal-based parts I highly suggest you find an alternative such as an epoxy.
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I used it against wood stair riser and bamboo flooring. I used a clear drying construction adhesive and pinned it with a finish nailer.