Product Description

Natural latex cement will bond anything it can penetrate. Strong initial tack. Remains flexible and will not flake. Permanently bonds canvas, fabrics, leather, luggage, shoes, tarps, wood crafts, and work clothing. No. TG 6H: 6 oz. No. TG 16: 16 oz.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8800 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Val-A
• Dimensions: 8.00" h x 2.38" w x 2.38" l, 1.17 pounds

Features

• For mending clothing, tents and awnings

Customer Reviews

Tear Mender - Frabric Cement
The product works just as they say. It can be a lifesaver. The only problem is the shelf life of the product - it dries out in the bottle and becomes useless. The 16 oz bottle is not a good size for the average person as it will dry out in the bottle before you use it all. Most tears only use a little of the liquid - if you can purchase a smaller amount then it is worth it - but if you get the 16 oz bottle you will throw away three quarters of the bottle a year later because it dried up in the bottle.

Best Fabric Cement with Patience
I've used this product for about two years. Unfortunately, even though I kept it tightly closed, the bottle dried up into a big clump of plastic. However, before that I used it on numerous items including lamp shades, jeans, fur jacket, wall paper, etc. It takes a little time to learn how to use it properly so patience is needed here. Once you get it on something, you cannot remove it. However, I'm ordering a new, smaller bottle.

as good as you are
It's good enough for a bachelor to neatly cuff Levis for keeps. Forget the cap spout; remove the cap and dip glue out on an ice cream stick (from a hobby shop) and dab along seam edge 4" to 6" at a time, smearing along the line and pressing down the edge as you go. Start with cuffs ironed to a crease. 1-1/2 or 2-inch cuffs. Don't soak fabric, just coat it. Follow-up by sealing the cut edges. Wearable immediately. Washable, no problems.