Would this be strong enough to fix a large hole with a patch in a bounce house, the fabric type?
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.
965038
I think it would it has a very strong adhesive i thought it worked wonderfully.... hope this helps
668931
No I do not think the product is strong enough for this application. I would buy something more heavy duty.
462415
Depending on the size of hole that is needed. It could be used in such a manner. Using it for Tap-Con screws, drop-in anchors, etc.
552357
I wouldn't think so. It hardens up fast and does a great job sealing up holes but I dont think it would do what your wanting it to do.
155407
I think yes.it is very strong,you need a sharp item to cut it ,won't tear.patent of sequvers are small enough .
1645799
I used this product on vinyl of a car seat. I got good results with a repair that is strong and stable. I think it would work for what you intend to use it.
1615379
It most certainly will. I am using it to hold up a fancy tapestry the weaving of which makes it feel like a beach towel. So, it will hold up a fabric like that on the wall in addition to my rugs which are on carpet. So, both fabric on fabric and fabric on wall seem to work just fine.
308697
Hi Stephanhi - this twine is very "fuzzy", so I would suggest making the hole 1/4". I bought it to put around the top of a jelly jar, but didn't like the quality - very rough - so I ended up using it in the garden instead. I also thought it was expensive for the amount.
1134890
Probably but may depend on how large the tear is, the color of the interior, if you have to color match and other factors. For me I had a small 1/8" x 1/2" tear (with fabric backing still in tact) on a black leather material and it worked great! I just did a little at a time and built it up in layers was key I found. Good luck!
2153463
I say it is strong enough. But, since you're a bit worried. You are better off reinforce it use some packaging tapes.
1504701
Can cut the size patch you need. We only needed about a 4" square. Make sure you round the corners off for secure sticking. We fixed the liner in our above ground pool with the water still in it. It worked great and it's still holding. Can be used on a number of other items such as balls, swim toys etc. Basically anything that requires vinyl patch.
2272575
I wouldn't suggest it. While is a great bouncer the materials a stitching are not equivalent to a commercial grade bouncer.
1118151
I don't think so. It's pretty thin and easy to break. I used it to weave a chair bottom and I really needed a stronger thread.
1816498
Yeah it should but the hole area is regular sized so it might move around a little...hope that helps
569419
Yes, it works great for things like patching a hole using a nylon fabric patch like this - just glue the nylon patch on the inside of the jacket. If the hole is small - you can often use Seam Grip without a patch and it works fine by just gluing the two edges of the fabric together. I use this stuff for everything!!
536638
I can't guarantee this by any stretch, but it's very thick and strong material and I don't see why it wouldn't work for this purpose.