Vinyl Cover repair

[AaronHorrocks]

I have a Vinyl Cargo Cover with a couple of large worn out spots on it.
I was wondering if there was anyway to repair it? I also have a section of a cut up cargo cover that I could use to make patches and glue them on.
Can anyone recommend a glue? Is that a good approach?

 

[Suprman]

Gorilla glue or goop. Clean it with alcohol and rough up the spots a bit for better bonding.

 

[R Racing]

Gorilla glue or goop. Clean it with alcohol and rough up the spots a bit for better bonding.

X2 it works very well !!

 

[goldneagle]

Try this stuff. (was recommended in another thread) http://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00BUB5J...TF8&colid=3D0TUV1B4HHND&coliid=I2P07CFWBSX9BB

 

[gimpyrobb]

I use Pliobond for mine. Make sure your patches are round, wind has a harder time grabbing a round patch VS a patch with corners to rip it off.

Edit, if you have true holes, do an inner and an outer patch.

 

[firefox]

What Gimp said. Pliobond is the way to go.

 

[SignalNco]

I have a vinyl cover that needs to be repaired also. I have never tried this stuff myself, but a company south of me off of Rt.81 manufactures and repairs vinyl covers. They use a product called HH-66 Vinyl Cement made by RH Products Co., Inc. They claim the repair is stronger than the vinyl. I plan on getting some and giving it a try.

 

[SignalNco]

OOPs, I see someone already mentioned it.

 

[doghead]

I'm surprised Plio-Bond did not come up with a search.

 

[doghead]

Oh, It did.

Also, see the similar threads below, that should have come up with a search of your thread title.