can this be used on rubber? and can it be shrunk with heat? and how strong is the glue, will it come off with a few washes?
160231
I can't answer if it could be used on rubber. I used it on the front of the rear fenders on my Harley trike, to stop stone chips.
160232
Can be used on anything, so yes, rubber is fine. Yes on shrinking with heat as well. This is actually preferred on the install. The clear bar will last at least 5 years or more. Depends on how you use it of course
160233
I only applied it on painted metal surfaces, I have no idea if it will stick on rubber, is a different material and personally I don't think this was the original intention. I would rather apply it on glass (like fog lights or even headlights) but rubber? As for application of heat to shrink, it was necessary for the painted metal application as it's quite flexible. For the paint I can tell you that I applied it one year ago and is still looking like the first day, invisible already from 2-3 feet away.
160234
I forgot to add that once applied the best way to remove the film is a heat gun....washing it will not cause it to peel up.
160235
Does not adhere to rubber or plastic, or any textured surface.Highly doubt it is heat shrink able, that's a different materialIf applied properly it would stay on indefinitely, key phrase, "applied properly "Many videos on YouTube daJay don't know what he's talking about
2073779
You can but it probably won't hold very well. A hot glue gun works well for fabrics.
1765718
I don't since I think the heated dry could ruin rubber bottom. Very easy to wash by hand.
1979438
I used this to rubberize the bottoms of my young kids' socks. I try to leave it for about 48 hours, otherwise the socks start sticking to each other once they're folded together.
1512306
You can heat to remove it it will be kind of rubbery but will pull right off
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!
226647
No it wouldn't suitable for that. I don't think it's complies with federal fart guidelines. You're gonna want something thicker. The glue is not cheap quality at all though. Idk why "Amazon customer" would say that. I've taken it off and reapplied it several times and it stayed just as sticky as it originally was. Just as it was created to do.
95082
It might remove super glue. It's stronger than Goo Gone but not as damaging as Goof Off.
588662
I would assume that you could but the heat might cause the glue holding it in place to melt (0-0) although that already happens eventually....
1850613
I'm not 100% sure & maybe your best bet would be to contact the manufacturer. I did just try some on a piece of plastic & it did not etch or dissolve the plastic, and it doesn't have the strong odor that something like airplane glue has, so it seems safe. I have used it to bond cloth and paper to each other and cloth to metal only, and it really works great for those. It tacks up quickly so you don't have a lot of time if you make a mistake. And it doesn't smell so you can get by without much ventilation. I reviewed the ASTM section referred to on the label, but it just applies to health hazard statements, not contents. You can wash it off with water while it's still wet; once it dries it is permanent. Hope this helps to some extent.
1786638
I personally didn't use it on anything made of rubber or nylon but on the can it says:Upholstery,Throw Pillows,Table Linens,Crafts/Quilts,Fabric Purses,Clothing,Silk,Wool,Linen/Cotton/Blends,Canvas Shoes...Do not use on "X" coded fabric,Do not us on carpets,leather or plastic.If that helps at all.
140903
I think that it should be fine for crafts. Depending on the type of glue that you are using, the bond can be strong enough for several projects. Not bad of a unit, I only use it occasionally, not sure if hot enough or durable for professional heavy duty use.
1848013
It would be removable, but not reusable. If you have trouble removing it, you just need to use a hair dryer on it to soften the "glue" and it will come right off.
1302474
I used it on a figurine and it held together pretty well; it dried hard and there was no rubber texture!
1979901
It might be ok, but I would be afraid it would melt it. I would use "no sew" glue.
1457706
I would call the manufacturer and ask. I don't know if the glue would break down in the extreme heat and pull too many carpet fibers.
2059301
It doesnt dry on rubber, I tried on the window trim and mudd flaps. Not a good for rubber. I dont recommend the product because everything sticks to it, then you try to clean it off and your sponge bits stick to it. I would only use it on plastic trim pieces, or rear bumper protectors, or windshield wiper areas that the black plastic has changed colors, it will definitely bring the colors back but again.... every... single... piece of dirt will stick to it.