can this be used to repair tears on canvas?
799934
If you tried to use it on canvas I can see it holding, although it wouldn't fold, it dries like a steel plate. Also note that once you open the package the air will dry out what ever you don't use, I am trying to keep mine in a few baggies to see if that helps. Call the 800 number to be sure about the canvas. Good question.
799935
I don't think so, it is more like the material that they use to make casts for human legs and arms,except waterproof, I used it to fix my favorite bath back brush.
799936
My guess would be no. I believe from using it myself to reading the description and reviews that it's best used to repair a solid object (umbrella rib, rake handle, etc.). What about colored duct tape?
2227136
Unlikely. I could see you taping it on a tear on a tent that has already been set up, but otherwise I imagine this tape won't last very long for wear and tear. This is meant to stick well to skin, and it certainly does its job.
1566427
I can offer an educated guess for a response. You should probably use a piece of linen and some fabric glue (from a fabric or crafts store). This tape is strong stuff, but it's made for reinforcing the cover hinges of books, not for restoring artwork. If you don't position it correctly, pulling it off will make the damage worse.
705975
If it says it will, then I'm sure it will. If it doesn't specify vinyl, then I'm not sureWe bought it to patch our boat cover which is canvas (barely) and were THRILLED with how well it held together the torn sections!! It helped us make it through the summer.
1857294
Yes but it's not meant for paint. It's great in making your darker shades of color darker after tracing over it once sprayed on canvas.
262290
This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If you wanted to use it for a small design or an ornament on the fabric it should work for that. This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If... » Read More This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If you wanted to use it for a small design or an ornament on the fabric it should work for that. « Show Less
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If its made of canvas, I'm not sure. If its ripstop nylon, I imagine one would just spray it on. but I haven't tried it.
1460802
This may be better for what you want.Val-A TG-16 Tear Mender Fabric and Leather AdhesiveI would give mine a try because of the price. I know it sticks any cloths together even plastic cloths of today. It works the best on everything I've ever tried.I hope that helps butno where on the bottle does it say "latex glue".good luck.
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.
1234351
I wouldn't use it for canvas. I believe there are specific waterproofing materials for canvas that you can get.
225485
I don't think so. I use it on my cat and it does leave a bit of residue. This is great for irritation but I wouldn't use it for tear stains.
2103930
I was repairing a small tear, I put a piece of wood on each side of canvas and clamped them together untill glue was dry
961367
Yes. I use it for very small cross stitching on black cloth. I think it works great.
1522587
I would say yes. I used this to connect a broken handle(plastic) of a sweeper to the metal rod it was connected to. I have used this for lots of other things as well. I have even fixed a pair of leather dress shoes that had a tear in them. Very happy with this product.
119331
Used it to repair small cracks on the vinyl portion (sides) of a leather car seat about 1 month ago. Holding up well in spite of frigid temps. We used 3M "blue" masking tape to hold the larger cracks together while the sealant set, then pealed off carefully.
2073779
You can but it probably won't hold very well. A hot glue gun works well for fabrics.
2041508
used this kit to repair some small tears in my leather sectional. It worked great, made a very strong repair. I used a popcicle stick to spread the adhesive on the underside of the tear, all the way around the edges. then added the backer cloth that was supplied in the kit, and then added more adhesive to the edges of the tear. Let is dry for 12 hrs then used the color sets to blend the repair. The adhesive seems very strong, yet flexible, I'm sure it will hold to surface and deep tears. My repair has held for a couple of months on the seat part of the sofa, and gets pretty regular daily use. used this kit to repair some small tears in my leather sectional. It worked great, made a very strong repair. I used a popcicle stick to spread the adhesive on the underside of the tear, all the way around the edges. then added the backer cloth that was supplied in the kit, and then added more adhesive to the edges of the tear. Let is dry for 12 hrs then used the color sets to blend the repair. The adhesive seems very strong, yet flexible, I'm sure it will hold to surface and deep tears. My repair has held for a couple of months on the seat part of the sofa, and gets pretty regular daily use.