Will this work on a "wear" spot on a sofa? It is on the side of the cushion which is vinyl, not leather.
1282010
This product works great for areas that are under NO stress. It fords no elasticity, so if there is ever any stretch, it will crack or completely release.
1282011
I only used it on leather, however, I feel it would work. It is like a pliable glue. I added to the mix a little leather paint to the glue, it matched the leather.
1282012
This product works even better on vinyl. You will have to hold the edges together long enough for the glue to set.
1282013
It's possible. I used it on the convertible top on my Miata and it has held up. On your cushion you;ll have to understand that the repair won't be pretty - this stuff is glossy. You, I assume have a hole worn through or maybe a crease from where the cushion has been sat on. I would try this for sure on it but try to make sure the cushion is somewhere that will get less use than it currently does. That is to say if it is on one side of the sofa that always has someone sitting and the other side gets less use then swap cushions from side to side just as a safety measure. Good Luck. This stuff is pretty good. It's possible. I used it on the convertible top on my Miata and it has held up. On your cushion you;ll have to understand that the repair won't be pretty - this stuff is glossy. You, I assume have a hole worn through or maybe a crease from where the cushion has been sat on. I would try this for sure on it but try to make sure the cushion is somewhere that will get less use than it currently does. That is to say if it is on one side of the sofa that always has someone sitting and the other side gets less use then swap cushions from side to side just as a safety measure. Good Luck. This stuff... » Read More It's possible. I used it on the convertible top on my Miata and it has held up. On your cushion you;ll have to understand that the repair won't be pretty - this stuff is glossy. You, I assume have a hole worn through or maybe a crease from where the cushion has been sat on. I would try this for sure on it but try to make sure the cushion is somewhere that will get less use than it currently does. That is to say if it is on one side of the sofa that always has someone sitting and the other side gets less use then swap cushions from side to side just as a safety measure. Good Luck. This stuff is pretty good. « Show Less
1851242
I certainly do not think so. It turns yellow when exposed to air and may not last very long when subjected to constant up and down stress. It works better as a sofa type of cushion where you don't bonce up and down that often.
1955837
I don`t see why not. Just turn over your sofa, chair or what ever and test a small area to see what happens. I use it on tires, dash, molding and other item made of rubber, leather and vinyl. Good product.
105628
I don't think so. It works perfectly for a toddler bed mattress, but I tried it on my bed mattress & it's too thick to go under. If your sofa cushions are thick, then I don't think it would work.
112207
Yes, this should do the trick. I had a good sized tear in the cushion of my leather sofa, and it mended it perfectly. It has held for two months without any sign of loosening. It will leave a hard, shiny spot, but nothing too dramatic. I love this stuff!
1378760
It might. The problem for you would be that there are seams on this cover. So on your sofa, you have to go up 42 inches on the back, span 55 inches depth and then down 27 inches in the front for a total of 124 inches. The width of the cover plus the "height" of the 2 sides is 23 (one side) plus 82 (width) plus 23 (other side) is 128 so if you don't care where the seams land, you might be able to use it. Keep in mind that you can tighten the bottom and there are two loops at diagonally opposite ends that you might, depending on your sofa, be able to put around the leg/foot of your sofa to keep it in place better than it will want to because of the seams not lining up with the "edges" of your couch. I'm kind of doing that in the other dimension, that is, the length of 128 plus the two sides of 23 each equaling 174 I'm using to cover something that is not 128 wide but IS taller than 23 inches so I make of up for the height using some of the width, it's just that instead of the seams falling on the top line of what I'm covering, the seam is halfway down the back. I hope I'm saying this so it makes sense to you. Note that I bought the XL which gives you the height/depth/height dimension you need but is much longer than your couch.
1735072
My sofa is leather but it doesn't recline. It is close to 7 feet long and that would be around the maximum coverage you can get. It won't stay in place because nothing is holding it in place so you will be constantly readjusting it. However, the quality is excellent.
547713
absolutely not i have a fabric couch and it doesnt stay on at all not long enough or wide enough keeps falling down, sliding all over the place i think leather would be worse i think i read a review from someone with leather and they said the same thing hope this helps
732921
Yes, I can see it working for a sofa. As long as you are able to push it between the two cushions or a cushion and arm rest maybe even a cushion and the back rest. It is very sturdy.
668135
I have a loose cushion sofa and it is a little more than the height of the hard back of the sofa. So you can see the top of the table but not hit it when you lean back.
1845696
I have a handmade rectangular wood bench. This cushion works great on it. It is a two-seater bench. Although the cushion is curved on one side, I can use it with that in the back, or in the front. I also use the chair cushions and have large iron chairs. Same thing with the curve-side there. So I can match the effect with both...BTW these cushions have held their colour since I've owned them. Reasonable price and not necessarily for wicker furniture. I think you can eyeball it by the size of your bench. Personally, I am very satisfied.
25667
I can help you with that. I used it on my microfiber recliners & my micro suede couch. Worked perfectly!
754738
If the sofa is real leather I dont see why you couldn't. The manufacture claims that it could cause some discoloration on lighter leathers but I have never experienced any discoloration on my white leathers!
1394182
If you applied it to the length of the bench, maybe in two or three long strips, and the cushion were of some rough fabric, it would likely slow it down from slipping off. But don't think of it as gripping like velcro or anything. Much more subtle than that.
1923506
I havent tried it. When not in use i put them in plastic in garage. So my cushions still look new. I dont leave them out in the elements. Our seating area has overhang. The furniture itself is very lightweight. Moves easily when you sit down. Worldmarket etc has heavier more substancial.
799193
Considering the average living room couch has far more leather than any 4DR vehicle, might want to buy a few bottles to condition a couch. Leather is leather, I don't know why it wouldn't work on shoes, purses, coats or couches. Probably a good idea to talk to the store where you purchased the couch, in case they applied any type of protectant that would react with this product.
1432261
Yes, I use it on my living room sofa and reclining chair all the time. Its very safe for fabric furniture.