Tear Mender Instant Fabric & Leather Adhesive Kit with Patch for Jeans, 2 oz Bottle, Liquid, TM-3
Key features
- •Jean repair kit with 2 oz. bottle of latex-based adhesive and patches for repairing denim
- •For use on jeans and other heavy fabrics such as canvas
- •Adhesive dries flexible and is waterproof, machine washable, and dry cleanable
- •Does not require the use of an iron, heat, or solvents to cure
- •Bottle can be used for up to 50 repairs of size 2" x 2"
Tear Mender Instant Fabric & Leather Adhesive Kit with Patch for Jeans, 2 oz Bottle, Liquid, TM-3
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.8
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Really works for repairing jeans!
j1000✓ Verified Purchase•August 13, 2017
I have had to throw away numerous pairs of jeans because of crotch blowout. And part of the problem is that, since I don't sew, it always took a while between when I first noticed a hole and when I could get them to a tailors for mending, which invariably led to more damage to the fabric and a less good repair. Now with this fabric glue, I can repair small holes as soon as they appear, and prolong the life of my favorite jeans. Highly recommended to have on hand if you wear jeans a lot.
Note of advice though - when you are mending a tear by applying the patch to the inside fabric of your jeans, make sure that you have some sort of backing material on the other side so you don't end up gluing one leg of the jean to the other one.
Note of advice though - when you are mending a tear by applying the patch to the inside fabric of your jeans, make sure that you have some sort of backing material on the other side so you don't end up gluing one leg of the jean to the other one.
Maybe not work for you, depends on the type of tear/repair needed
C. Williams✓ Verified Purchase•August 2, 2017
The liquid is too thin to work with vertical surfaces properly.
When dry it is something like a clear rubber feeling and unless the leather is squeaky clean/parched, it will not stick and roll/peel off.
I have a crack in the side of my seat and though it is not all the way through the leather, I still cannot get it sealed shut with multiple applications of this.
I give it three stars because I think on a flat surface or with some help from painters tape, on a tear with a flap, it would be much better (I think it would adhere very well to the foam inside the seat).
When dry it is something like a clear rubber feeling and unless the leather is squeaky clean/parched, it will not stick and roll/peel off.
I have a crack in the side of my seat and though it is not all the way through the leather, I still cannot get it sealed shut with multiple applications of this.
I give it three stars because I think on a flat surface or with some help from painters tape, on a tear with a flap, it would be much better (I think it would adhere very well to the foam inside the seat).
Works GREAT - Just As Advertised!
Mr. Howell✓ Verified Purchase•July 27, 2017
Love this stuff! I had my last bottle for years, before what was left of it dried out; now I have a new bottle, so I'm good for a while. I mostly use this on work jeans- when they start getting thin in spots, I patch them from the inside, and I'll get another year or two out of them. I've also used this on cloth car upholstery, and other things- and what they say about it is 100% true- apply it as instructed, and it'll last forever.
As a bachelor, I may be a very competent cook, and house-cleaner....but I DON'T do sewing!- So this is the next best thing! In-fact, for patching, I actually think using this is superior to sewing.
As a bachelor, I may be a very competent cook, and house-cleaner....but I DON'T do sewing!- So this is the next best thing! In-fact, for patching, I actually think using this is superior to sewing.
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Fred Y✓ Verified Purchase•February 19, 2017
I haven't used this new bottle as of yet but I have used this product before. This is probably the perfect size to buy being there is a shelf life on this product. It goes bad in a couple of years but it is worth its weight in gold as far as fixing many things. Fixed a expensive Car Cover that was ripped on a Corvette. Didn't want to buy another. Used this Tear Mender product with a piece of Scrap Blue Jeans material from a old pair of jeans as a back up to put the ripped piece back together with Tear Mender. Worked out perfectly and I continue to use the car cover. This will work with just about any material including leather. I recommend it. Back to the above when I said this is probably the best size bottle to buy. I had a bottle twice the size and never got to use it all and after a couple to a few years half of the bottle became a solid piece of rubber. Always make sure you put the lid back on ASAP after using it.
and i was sick of seeing socks i liked going in the trash so soon
Beth A Cutler✓ Verified Purchase•January 1, 2017
im not sure what you're wanting this for, or how aesthetically pleasing you want the final product....but for my purposes this cloth glue out-performed my expectations. For some reason i put holes in my socks unusually quickly, and i was sick of seeing socks i liked going in the trash so soon. I thought it would be funny to see if i could save them and try out a new product. The glue comes out like elmers white glue, but is soon tacky like rubber cement. starts drying in 20 seconds or so, but slowly dries over a few minutes. soaking the edges of the hole or tear, you hold it together until tacky. then its easier to work with and finess the mend. after a white the glue sets and fixes the hole. at first its white all around the hole but after fully drying its clear. is it a perfect aesthetic fix? no...but would you have to look for it? yes. does it hold extremely well and fix the hole? absolutely. In just a month i've saved 6 pairs of socks. im sure it'll come in handy with other stuff too. i definitely recommend it.
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