Vinyl Fabric & Plastic Repair Flexible Adhesive, clear liquid adhesive ideal for repairing vinyl seats, cushions, tarps, and outdoor gear, highly flexible to withstand bending and torsion

Good

The quality is definitely much better than the local indian options available like Fevi-Bond. This is a flexible adhesive, which is not like 'Fevi-Quick" which is a different bonding solution. However, this works for most of general glue needs as well.Only drawbacks are that it is quite expensive (since it is imported), and that the tube starts getting minor cracks over time making it susceptible to drying. You should go for it only if you need a flexible glue and cheaper options like Fevi-Bond isn't helping you out. Also always do a patch test for Fevi-Bond and other adhesives , as if they don't help, they will ruin your product for applying any other glue in the future as well.I used it for sticking my shoe sole which came off, and it did last quite long. I have also used it to stick a fabric patch to an artificial jacket like material, and it was effective even there. Know your use before buying.

Heavy

Not great for gluing rubber soled sneakers.

Totally ineffective. Instead buy Feviquick for Rs. 5.

served my purpose.

This glue works perfectly for repairing vinyl, fabric, and plastic. It dries clear, holds strong, and is flexible after drying. Great for fixing bags, upholstery, and even some DIY projects.

Ok

Excellent and easy to use for gluing a vinyl doll outfit seam back together.

Perfect to repair the SUP ,hold pressure

Effectively stuck Velcro to vinyl. Will have to wait and see how the flexibility is after a period of time

My favorite totes rain jacket that you can’t get anymore, looked all over and I can’t replace it, so I desperately wanted to glue it, but never had good luck with glues. I hate super glue and never have been able to glue anything with it but my fingers. Did a search and found this glue, because I think the material of this jacket is some kind of a plastic, very similar to the rain capes that people get. When you puncture the top of the glue be careful because it blurbs out. I had to wipe that off my jacket quickly. I use a popsicle stick and spread the glue on one side and laid the other side over top of it and you have to work quickly because it starts melting the fabric and sticking it together. I flattened it down as best I could with the popsicle stick, and then spread masking tape over the rip, like they said on the box. I was afraid the masking tape would adhere to the jacket, but when I checked in two hours, it came right up so I laid it back down for overnight and in the morning took off the tape, but I’m gonna let the jacket set for two days so it can cure. The jacket has a wrinkly affect so the tear site blends in really well. I am really impressed with this glue and I have hope that this is going to work out because it looks like it’s really glued together. I went and tried taking a metal magnet that I’ve been trying to glue to a refrigerator ornament for years and I’m going to try this out and see if it works, I hope so . I also noticed that the jacket right now seems to be soft and pliable, which most glues are always hard and stiff feeling so that’s really impressive. Don’t hesitate to try this for your projects. I’m leaving a picture here of my jacket!

Had a small tear in side cloth. Fingernail size. I put this on and then blew it up in an hour. It was holding well and i thought i would add a little more to double up. DONT DO THAT. If you add wet to dry, it opens it back up. You can only put one coat on. Not sure about Durability, but has held for a week. and held last two nights with someone sleeping on.VERY HAPPY