VLP Clear Vinyl Repair - 1 oz. Tube

I have yet to have anyone find the repairs I've made to a convertible top without having to point directly at the locations. For best results, clean, apply a minimal amount, wait several minutes until the product reaches tack then gently push the product down into the gap to pull in edges. I had great results both applying and working the product with sewing needles. If your hoping to miraculously fix massive damage, the shortcoming will be your own skill, not the product. When cured the stuff is vinyl. For minor nicks and tears I imagine that most people should not have issues achieving good appearance repairs.

Seems to work well. I glued my vinyl molded seat on my side by side and after a week of use it is still holding together

I torn a 4 x 4 inch rip in my pick-up's tonneau cover needed to get it repaired. I went to an upolstery repair guy and his advice was to just replace the entire ~$500.00 cover with a new one. Not what I wanted to hear. I then got on You Tube and found How-To videos using Plasti Dip Vinyl Repair. I was sceptical if a $4.00 purchase would work but worth a try to avoid a $500.00 purchase. I used backing tape to hold the vinyl in place and filled the seam with Plasti Dip. Took me about 5 mintues. It's been 3 months since the repair and it's holding up perfectly. Awesome product.

I used it to fix cracks for my dollfie dream doll, in her neck hole. It holds super nicely and it's strong and flexible. It was recommended to me by a Dollfie friend and l would recommend it to others. It works fast, has a strong smell so be aware.

Used to repair a small tear. Seems to work well so far