Would this be better than Gorilla tape to repair vinyl lounge chairs? Don't want glue to ooze out. Nothing has stuck to this vinyl!
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I live in a state that gets up to 110 degrees easily in the summer and sometimes more - while this tape is not crystal clear, it does hold up in the hot sun. I have used it to repair my car bumper and the spoiler on the back of my car. Never had a problem in the extreme heat or cold. Never had a problem with glue oozing out. Hope this helps you.
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I think it might peel off paint. It has a pretty tacky/sticky/grippy adhesive. I'd go for removable vinyl instead. It would stay up for even a couple years and still come off well. The permanent is supposed to stay.
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It is not a glue -- and glue/adhesive does not stick it very well -- you might take a look at an epoxy, Bob Smith brand is very good.
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Absolutely it will stick. It will stick to just about any material. If you have never vinyl wrapped before, you might consider buying two of these exact roles just so you can get a feel for how the material works. It's better to have 2 sets of hands as well. You'll need a heat gun, a spray bottle; filled with water and literally 2-4 drops of regular dish soap depending on the size of the spray bottle. Sqeegeed out and dryed on with the heat gun. Easier said than done. Give it a shot. Really cool look to it. Have finished pictures on my Instagram @ beneubauer Best of luck to your final product!
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No, this kit is designed for leather only. vinyl is a chemical compound that must be repaired with heat that will melt the vinyl repair compound into the vinyl creating your repair. Please look at our vinyl repair kit.
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This product works even better on vinyl. You will have to hold the edges together long enough for the glue to set.
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I used this on my kitchen chairs that I had recovered but it peeled off. Didn't last more than a few days. Placemats might be ok because no one is sitting on them lol
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Hello, Polyethylene does not glue well - nothing really sticks to it. Your best bet would to be mechanically fasten instead, which has been our shop's solution to this. Or if you're up for a challenge you could do some more research and see if any of the many DIYers out there have some suggestions. Best of luck! Kind regards, Krista Plastic-Craft Products
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the epoxy putty hardens as hard as a rock, so if you are putting it on vinyl that is flexible, it will come off in not too long of a time. If the vinyl is up against a rigid structure to keep it from flexing, then it might work. I would scuff up the area with some very rough sandpaper, and then apply the epoxy putty. Make sure when you mix it, it is mixed thoroughly. If the vinyl is not rigid, then I would find some flexible type underwater glue.
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I did a really messed up leather chair. Let product sit over night. Worked great. Hope this helps.-
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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
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Base on my experience in using this product: it would do the job, but not as good as the rubber glue used for glueing shoe sole. I used this product to add suede leather to the bottom of my dance shoe (takes the abuse of using the shoe) but now and then the end or side would become unglue and I just clean it up and glue it back. As oppose to rubber shoe glue it would not have come apart at all. Iron on fabric patch is quite strong done right should stay together after wear and washing. Advantage of this product is - cheaper and don't dry up as quick. And it is advertized for leather... if preparation is done right (good cleaning before applying the glue and must apply good contact pressure until it dries) it should do the job. Specially if not taking the abuse of using it on a dance shoe sole. Hope this help.
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This might be your best chance before buying anything else!! Excellent product if not used with vinyl/leather
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i have found that tape made for silk screen production is amazing in it's sticking ability in wet and heat. that is the environment it was made to perform in! if you must patch with tape order the special tape on line from a screen supply house. it's expensive but worth it. it will not stick to the fabric portion of the cover however.
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Yes, I used it to glue vinyl weatherstrip to a cement floor, very good bond. It should work well for rubber, vinyl, plastic etc. be sure you use the poly and not the standard liquid nails.
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I tried this on a leather chair, but the side panel may have been vinyl. Anyway it did NOT touch it. Blue ink on white chair. Ended up covering it with shoe polish.
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I tried regular super glue on a glass jar and it just fell apart the next day. This stuff has held now for several months (light use though).