My cat put a claw hole in the flocked top of my air mattress. Will this hold/seal on that surface?
251841
Yes it will hold, tear-aid is a really good product.. I used it to patch up a bounce house and it worked like a charm. there were approx 20 kids in it and didn't budge one bit.
251842
I would say yes. I used it on a boating tube and it held up find and they are made of about the same material
251843
I have an Intex queen sz airbed. When I get small holes, I just use regular clear silicone. Same stuff you use to seal around bathtubs. Costs 3-4 dollars a tube.
251844
The stuff is junk. It was old half unraveled and would not stick. Garbage, find another product.
447604
No. If you have a cat that likes to scratch, it can certainly scratch this material (or almost any other type of material) to pieces. Keep your cat away from this bounce!
1388226
It depends on how much space you need to seal. It adheres well and we are using it on the bottom of our furniture to keep it from scratching our wood floors and it works well.
1354779
On the top I have a towel folded to fit. Stays put. To stop the clanking sounds when my cat jumps from shelf to shelf I bought in the dollar store some of that stuff like you use to open a stuck can (sorry don't know what it's called), it has a kind of none skid texture to it. Comes in a roll and you just cut to fit. PS my cat doesn't stay in there all the time, I keep her food on the second shelf and litter box on the bottom.
694062
Our cat has claws, so I am not sure. As a test, you could take an empty paper towel tube and cut a few holes in it, put in a treat or two, and see if your cat can get them. On the Cat Amazing Box, there is one hole where a cat just puts in his paw and slides the treat out level with the floor. The other holes (1 1/2 inches to 2 inches on average), the cat need to put in this paw and pull the treat up and out.
1539390
Through the holes......then let it air dry. I feed my cats twice a day, so it has time to air dry between feedings.
1438449
depending on how sharp your pets claws are. my 50 pound pit jumped up on it multiple times and not a scratch, and she has long nails. if you have a cat/dog that is constantly clawing at it i am sure it will eventually pop.
265993
Depending on how wide the screen door, the Claw Guard may not cover the whole door, leaving exposed screen. It is made to protect the door jam as well as 2/3 of the rest of the door. Just check measurements. It is sturdy enough to keep the two separate. Our cats don't like it as a scratching surface either.
1125377
I find I don't need to use the applicator tip. I just put a drop of glue in the soft claw, squish it around a little, then slip those suckers on while the kitty is napping. I usually do two or three at a time, and then pet and distract him (if he even wakes up) until they are dry.
494126
I wouldn't think so. My cat has his claws but simply jumps from level to level, never using his claws except when he wants to scratch them on the posts.
1351132
Its like a canvas material. The cats claws could snag the mesh. Go to your Petsmart Or Petco they have the fame type just more money. Good Luck
810942
The directions that came with it only mention vinyl--the directions also say "pinholes" and punctures can be sealed without a patch--just use a drop of the adhesive. I'm not an expert, but since my patch is working great and seems really strong, I would go ahead and use this material on the fabric side of the mattress. It's better than spending more money for a new air mattress.
1406110
Unless your cats have claws like daggers, I don't think it will be easy for your cat to puncture the mattress. However if he uses it like a scratching post then all bets are off.
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.
110453
This would definitely be a question for the seller but it appears to be pretty durable as long as you put a slip over of some kind. My only concern would be a cat who has sharp claws
786271
I don't have cats, but I think if yours still have their claws, they could damage the cover. As you know, once they get a tear started, the rest is history! I have found the cover to be very durable for protecting my bike in a underground parking garage storage area.
756095
It's possible. My cat isn't a clawer so we haven't had issues but I can imagine a cat could claw through it.