I have a vinyl hot tub cover that is torn will this adhere to the vinyl
1294860
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.
1630413
The vinyl is tough but whether or not it will not be ripped by sharp claws is something I can't answer. There is a steel mesh and vinyl covered netting available from Howard Wire Cloth, Hayward, CA. That will certainly do the job - but it's expensive. http://www.howardwire.com/
671044
I believe spray paint would adhere, you may need to run some sand paper over it.
129347
If the non-slip surface is actually part of the original tub (and we're talking ceramic or porceline, not plastic) thoroughly clean and dry the WHOLE tub before application and I can only guess this will hold as well as it's held on mine so far.. about 2 months away from having it on there 1 year.
1522914
I used Gorilla Clear Repair on an RV storage cover that had been torn by high winds. The tape has a good adhesive...unlike another product that was sold specifically for RV awnings. So far, it is working.
236894
Yes, it should but with the flexibility of vinyl it may not hold permanently. It mainly depends on how thin and flexible the surface is and how it will be used. I would tend to stay away from it and maybe look for something like contact cement.
811955
The paper bonding of the cover to the spine should hold up okay. My guess is that the vinyl sheets will be destroyed before the binder itself has a problem. I'd order some more up front and plan to replace some.
1385461
You would want to use it as a cap for your original cover. It does a great job keeping the dirt off the vinyl and increasing the longevity of the original cover.
514806
Personally, I think you would be better off using some silicone cement or 'RTV'. This stuff is very aggressive and expands rapidly and can be difficult to remove if you get it on you or the rest of the tub. Something like this maybe: Permatex 80050 Clear RTV Silicone Adhesive Sealant, 3 oz.
1557069
Yes it can be used on vinyl. I use it on my acrylic bath tubs and shower walls.
1603807
so far i have tried it on two things, a sit upon kayak that is molded plastic, I have been putting a few coats on it, so i dont know yet if it will keep the cracks from leaking. The second item is my pontoon boat, there were some tears in the vinyl seating. It is not working on those, they just keep opening up.
1992412
I don't know because we used it on a porcelain covered steel tub. However, the walls were a composite fiberglass sheeting and so far it is sticking to both very well. Even if it gives me 3 years its worth it -- for so little cost I would replace it in a minute. If you are going to install it, wash down the area with a liquid cleaner, then wipe it with alcohol. It needs to be absolutely clean for the product to stick.
60577
Probably not. The vinyl is pretty thin and you need an absolute smooth surface. Otherwise you'll see and feel the bumps and it may not stick.
1215312
My cover was ripped through the seams by my very large puppy who likes to chew. The cover was not just a perfect fit it is very attractive. Because of the cost I am getting a second cover so that I can change it out peridically to match the patio furniture. Like the fitted sheet concept this cover was perfect to cover my old hot tub cover and still look pretty good. I hose it down and brush it off after storms. A perfect fit and a perfect look.
295251
this will work for vinyl just make sure that the area to be fixed has been cleaned, I use alcohol too clean the patch sites.so far so good
1215314
This fit right over my old cover so I washed it down and put the budge cover right over it. It looks great. I have the protection of my heated tub being properly covered and a look that is still very attractive. I am going to get a second cover. I fold it baack and sit it on the side to use the Jacuzzi. I can toss it in the washing machine it's just perfect. Just put it over the insulated cover.......
564177
No. It hangs down straight. My tub, and I believe most tubs these day are vinyl, so it would not matter.