Want to glue vinyl with cloth backing to vinyl spa cover. Concern is if the moisture from the spa will weaken the Hi Strength 90 adhesive?
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I used the adhesive in the marine industry, carpet , vinyl , that are exposed to water often with no problems , not sure if it would hold up with constant water contact but it would be a great product to try , like most 3M stuff it works well
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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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To get a full cover bond to a photograph you would most likely use a spray adhesive. There may be a sheet material with both sides having adhesive but spray is common and inexpensive. If there will be a change in humidity for the final product such ad going from air conditioning to the outdoors you could have some wrinkling of the paper so be careful with humidity changes. Also, if using spray adhesive, the coating should be very light or the moisture will cause the paper to wrinkle.
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Charlotte, it will seal vinyl! I haven't had a complaint regarding this sealer. Happy hunting!
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I personally wouldn't buy this again, it will come unglued at the edges. If you still decide to go this route use a blow drier NOT heat gun..to make the vinyl easer to work with on bodyline's
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I have used this tape in an automotive application. The adhesive is very sticky. My opinion would be that gravity would hold the tape in position and any water creeping between the tape would dry during a heat cycle before it could loosen the adhesive. Applied over properly prepped plastic, it wouldn't let any water in between anyway. My only problem was the aluminum separating from the adhesive-imbedded fiberglass.
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I'm not sure if the glue would hold in the shower or in a high humidity area? I used this on a bedroom wall. They're fairly inexpensive though, so it might not hurt to give it a try.
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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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I'm not sure but after using it, it would appear removable. Also, when installing, high humidity can work against you. I was using this tape to install a new convertible top on a porsche boxster and with it being any more than about 70% humidity, it had trouble sticking to a cloth surface.
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The kit has some material that can be put under the tear to provide some backing, and, the small metal device that you heat up to cure the vinyl liquid does not need to be pressed down. You only need to hold it on the overlay material (the sheet that you put over the liquid and apply the metal device to) and move it so that it cures, and hardens, the liquid.
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It has adhesive similar or equal to most vinyl products used in the sign making line. I have used this particular vinyl on painted wood, glass and painted metal with no issues.
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Not knowing how big your spa would be, I would suggest more like rubber type matting. They sell them where they interlock and for your set up, I think that would be better under the spa. Then have a few of the Teak ones for when you step out as they are excellent for that and look great!
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I don't know for surebut I can only guess that since it is a sponge like material that it could create a problem with moisture buildup. I don't know how big of an area you are covering but I would probably contact the company or someone that sells that type of product and see if there is one that would be mold resistant.
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I suppose you could but I am not sure why you would. Mass loaded vinyl adds weight or mass which reduces sound transmission. For instance you can use it on a door to reduce transmission. Green glue, typically used between two layers of drywall that are not nailed together so that the outer layer exposed to the sound can vibrate independent of the inner layer and the glue absorbs the sound energy thereby reducing sound transmission. Instead of using vinyl and green glue with dry walls, I would recommend multiple layers of drywall for a cheaper and more effective solution. Use floating channels for even better effect. Hope this helps. I suppose you could but I am not sure why you would. Mass loaded vinyl adds weight or mass which reduces sound transmission. For instance you can use it on a door to reduce transmission. Green glue, typically used between two layers of drywall that are not nailed together so that the outer layer exposed to the sound can vibrate independent of the inner layer and the glue absorbs the sound energy thereby reducing sound transmission. Instead of using vinyl and green glue with dry walls, I would recommend multiple layers of drywall for a cheaper and more effective solution. Use floating... » Read More I suppose you could but I am not sure why you would. Mass loaded vinyl adds weight or mass which reduces sound transmission. For instance you can use it on a door to reduce transmission. Green glue, typically used between two layers of drywall that are not nailed together so that the outer layer exposed to the sound can vibrate independent of the inner layer and the glue absorbs the sound energy thereby reducing sound transmission. Instead of using vinyl and green glue with dry walls, I would recommend multiple layers of drywall for a cheaper and more effective solution. Use floating channels for even better effect. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hard to say. The craftsmanship of the product is brilliant, but under h20? Thick vinyl coating coats entire wire unless ends are exposed to moisture then rust or corrosion will occur. What of project are you considering it for?
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I used vinyl pool repair kit make sure you apply adhesive to patch, both sides of vinly were smooth ours was under water so fold it upon itself until you reach the area to be patch then open and place patch.hold for a few seconds. still holding this year. PS I would put adhesive on rough side.
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Reading from back of package: CAUTION: Do Not use with wallpaper. May not adhere well to vinyl surfaces. Do Not use for antiques, heirlooms, or other valuable or irreplaceable items. Do not hang items over beds. Use only one hook per item hung. NOTE: Apply to surfaces above 50oF. Adhesive could lose adhesion above 105oF. Absolutely no mention of humidity but you could check online at command.com.