Can I use this to glue a patch to faux leather, or will it just melt it
1813594
I used this to repair a rip in the vinyl on the inside of my car door. It worked well and covers the tear without "melting" the material.
1573791
Would say yes to this question, but make sure your glue lines are kept to a minimum and wait for it to completely dry.
932041
Glad to see that you got a few other answers that may be more helpful to you. I use this for crafting and it's amazing...but I really use it to bond metal to metal. For that, it's the best glue I've used....doesn't try out and really bonds.
2255321
Absolutely yes. This stuff is awesome. We use it for gluing rubber onto steel, and it works great. Beware though, that it's kind-of "stringy" when your applying it. When you dab it on somewhere, you have to quickly pull the tube away or it will create a long string of adhesive back to the tube.
619109
I used this to restore color on a bonded leather couch and chair and it worked to hide that but I do not think it would repair cracks as it is only a dye
1839771
Yes you can use this on leather very easily. Remember to avoid from excessive pressure for branding the leather. That prevents from burning a hole into the leather you want to use. Good luck and have fun.
1504836
yes you can:) I already used vinylex on faux leather and it did an AMAZING JOB:):):)
108583
Tear Mender will definitely man either leather or patent leather. I used the glue to repair a Pottery Barn recliner and the results are excellent. I can barely see where the tear used to be. The glue dries flexible and clear.
1661251
It might depend on how big the hole is. You could always pull it apart for a second while you apply the patch.
612942
Burn the frayed part with a lighter or a match. It will melt together. I hope this helps and have a great night.
265777
I think so. I use it for almost everything I need glue for. I used this to glue down a floor tile once and a friend used it to make a leather dress instead of sewing. I recommend laying the area where you are putting the patch as flat as possible and setting something flat and semi-heavy (a stack of books, etc) on top of it while it dries overnight.
248766
I used it to glue cow leather to cow leather and it worked great. I would think goatskin is similar to cow skin, so I would hope it would be OK. It is what I would try if I were doing what you are doing.
4675
I don't know what the melt method is. Sorry I can't be of more help to you. Good luck.
2249983
I used this product (twice) on real leather calf hair heels... It did not damage the shoe at all... I would suggest to not spray so much into the shoe that it is soaked. Especially not with suede. Directions for use on the can says:MELTONIAN Shoe Stretch has been especially developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials. Shoe stretch may possibly cause a dark pattern on certain shades of leather.I would suggest to try at best to spray in an even amount in both shoes.so that color change would not be noticeable.I hope this helps. I used this product (twice) on real leather calf hair heels... It did not damage the shoe at all... I would suggest to not spray so much into the shoe that it is soaked. Especially not with suede. Directions for use on the can says:MELTONIAN Shoe Stretch has been especially developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials. Shoe stretch may possibly cause a dark pattern on certain shades of leather.I would suggest to try at best to spray in an even amount in both... » Read More I used this product (twice) on real leather calf hair heels... It did not damage the shoe at all... I would suggest to not spray so much into the shoe that it is soaked. Especially not with suede. Directions for use on the can says:MELTONIAN Shoe Stretch has been especially developed to permanently stretch and soften shoes and gloves made of leather, suede or reptile skins. Not recommended for use on man made materials. Shoe stretch may possibly cause a dark pattern on certain shades of leather.I would suggest to try at best to spray in an even amount in both shoes.so that color change would not be noticeable.I hope this helps. « Show Less
2184464
You could use on fabrics BUT,,, remember as this glue cures it expands into a hard foam type material. Don't know if that is the result you would want.
275888
This glue is an excellent bonding agent, and it will bond cotton cord to metal, leather, and plastic. I have used it for about a year now in making kumihimo items and leather items with metal endcaps and it has held up very well. It dries extremely quickly and has no odor when dry ( usually about a minute), which is a plus. I have not washed anything glued with it, but I think if it just gets wet and is not soaked or washed, it will be fine. Also, a little bit goes a long way. I have used it to glue stones to a cabochon setting and that was also successful. This is my favorite go-to glue for jewelry-making. Hope this helps!
840030
I have never used this glue at high temperatures. You may want to call the company.