Tear Mender: Quickly and Easily Repair Fabric and Leather with Instant Adhesive

SSW: So as far as I am concerned this is the best adhesive you can buy. You are supporting not only an American company you are also supporting a wonderful cause that helps people when you purchase this product.

Works as it says for everything it will do I have nothing bad to say. Many reviews I have read that say it is not strong or didn't work. In these negative reviews look at how they used it and you can tell that some common sense might be lacking. I have used this on everything from sewing projects to a gasket adhesive and it works. It is stretchy and rubbery when fully cured. When fully cured it will not wash out of material in the washer and will survive a dryer. Wear nitrile gloves and have a wet washcloth when using this product to wipe away spills or excess. Application with a brush works or just use little drops where you need it. Keep it off your skin it is a pain to wash off. If you have a latex allergy be careful with this adhesive on your bare skin. Once this is cured which doesn't take long it is extremely strong. I sometimes cheat and use an iron or heat gun to speed things up. Temperatures over 70° or a hot summers day it will cure very fast. After 24 hours...

United States on Nov 19, 2023

José Rodríguez: Me llego en tiempo y forma

Mexico on Nov 11, 2023

Amazon Customer: It is very water like butbworks very good. I just don't know what I'm doing wrong, using too much or something else, but it seeps through the other side....

United States on Aug 07, 2023

Dug: You get a lot for your money. Turns to rubber very quickly. The only problem is the container, controlling the flow of gue. The liquid is so thin that if you are not super careful the stuff pours out on everything and it's impossible to get that stuff off if gets on the front of some item you're making.
Pour a few drops into a flat container and use a Q-tip, since you don't need much to make this magic liquid work. It holds things together, solid.

Canada on Jul 24, 2023

Rocío BdN: Este producto si funciona como lo promocionan

Mexico on Jul 18, 2023

Jenny R. Johnson: Used some of the glue on a chair my cats had been clawing on. Was able push the threads back and apply the glue with anQ-tip. Worked very well. Only need a very small amount.I highly reccomend it and will buy again.

United States on Mar 31, 2023

ETN: Used it on canvas boat cover, very strong bond.

Australia on Feb 10, 2023

MAURICIO GONZALEZ MERCADO: En proceso de evalaución en piel

Mexico on Aug 31, 2021

Jason or Lacey BrakeyJason or Lacey Brakey: My husband is a welder and wears Flame Resistance pants which are expensive to buy ! As a welder he’s on his knees a lot and always has holes in his knees and we have to replace his jeans. I was able to find this product which we have tried to stitch the holes patch on but the problem is since he’s welding it burns through the threads and the patches come right off. We decided to try this product and it has been a lifesaver and saved us tons of money. We took an old pair of his jeans and cut them up into patches and then use this to patch on his knees. We had four pair of pants with holes in the knees and that was the only thing wrong with them. We patched up two pairs it’s now been two weeks and they have been washed several times and he has wore them to work every day and the patches have hold up excellent. This product has saved us tons of money with having to buy FR pants that are $80 apiece over and over again because he has holes in his knees.

United States on Jun 14, 2020

J. Harris: I used Bish's Tear Mender to get a tight, near perfect fit on custom leather seat covers in my car. No seat cover is going to be perfect, but the fitment should be close enough that all you are dealing with is some minor looseness here and there. I used an upholstery needle (45 degree bezel) and syringe to insert the Tear Mender between the leather backing and the original cloth upholstery. The result was a near perfect fit on a Recaro-style seat with a very deep curve in the seating surfaces.
The Tear Mender is VERY FORGIVING if you make mistakes (like not holding the needle securely in place while applying high pressure to the syringe, resulting in the needle flying off and adhesive squirting all over the seat). Fortunately, the Tear Mender doesn't adhere well to hard surfaces, so it just wipes away or peels off if it's dried. It also can be easily cleaned off the syringe, your fingers or any other non-porous surface.
Also, a little seems to go a long way. I inserted the needle in a loose area, squirted about 1ML in between the fabrics and used a plastic spreader to both spread the adhesive and press the fabrics together. Holding the fabrics together about 10 seconds...

United States on Aug 01, 2018