Tear Mender Canvas Glue
This instant canvas and leather adhesive is non-toxic, water-proof, permanent, quick-drying, flexible, UV-resistant.
It works great on smaller canvas repairs to patch smaller manageable sized holes and rips on wall tents and more.
Bottle Sizes:
2oz or 6oz
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How to Use Bish’s Tear Mender
Preparation To Use:
Clean the Tear: Wipe the torn edges of the canvas with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Use a Speedy Stitcher (our favorite tool) to sew together larger holes.
Application:
Cut a Patch: Cut a circular piece of canvas 1-2 inches larger than the tear.
Shake Well: Give the Tear Mender bottle a good shake.
Apply Adhesive to Patch: SLOWLY Apply a thin amount of glue to the patch and spread it around with a rag.
Position the Patch: Place the patch over the tear, ensuring it overlaps the torn edges.
Align and Press: Carefully align the torn edges or the patch and the canvas, pressing firmly to ensure good adhesion.
Let Dry: Allow the glue to dry completely.
Important Tips:
Weatherproofing: After the repair, consider applying a waterproof sealant to the patched area.
Reinforcement: For larger tears or high-stress areas, consider stitching the hole and/or the patch in addition to only using the glue.
Pro Tip: We suggest to tightly close cap and place bottle in an airtight bag after use to prevent glue from hardening while stored.
This instant canvas and leather adhesive is non-toxic, water-proof, permanent, quick-drying, flexible, UV-resistant.
It works great on smaller canvas repairs to patch smaller manageable sized holes and rips on wall tents and more.
Bottle Sizes:
2oz or 6oz
—————————
How to Use Bish’s Tear Mender
Preparation To Use:
Clean the Tear: Wipe the torn edges of the canvas with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Use a Speedy Stitcher (our favorite tool) to sew together larger holes.
Application:
Cut a Patch: Cut a circular piece of canvas 1-2 inches larger than the tear.
Shake Well: Give the Tear Mender bottle a good shake.
Apply Adhesive to Patch: SLOWLY Apply a thin amount of glue to the patch and spread it around with a rag.
Position the Patch: Place the patch over the tear, ensuring it overlaps the torn edges.
Align and Press: Carefully align the torn edges or the patch and the canvas, pressing firmly to ensure good adhesion.
Let Dry: Allow the glue to dry completely.
Important Tips:
Weatherproofing: After the repair, consider applying a waterproof sealant to the patched area.
Reinforcement: For larger tears or high-stress areas, consider stitching the hole and/or the patch in addition to only using the glue.
Pro Tip: We suggest to tightly close cap and place bottle in an airtight bag after use to prevent glue from hardening while stored.
This instant canvas and leather adhesive is non-toxic, water-proof, permanent, quick-drying, flexible, UV-resistant.
It works great on smaller canvas repairs to patch smaller manageable sized holes and rips on wall tents and more.
Bottle Sizes:
2oz or 6oz
—————————
How to Use Bish’s Tear Mender
Preparation To Use:
Clean the Tear: Wipe the torn edges of the canvas with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Use a Speedy Stitcher (our favorite tool) to sew together larger holes.
Application:
Cut a Patch: Cut a circular piece of canvas 1-2 inches larger than the tear.
Shake Well: Give the Tear Mender bottle a good shake.
Apply Adhesive to Patch: SLOWLY Apply a thin amount of glue to the patch and spread it around with a rag.
Position the Patch: Place the patch over the tear, ensuring it overlaps the torn edges.
Align and Press: Carefully align the torn edges or the patch and the canvas, pressing firmly to ensure good adhesion.
Let Dry: Allow the glue to dry completely.
Important Tips:
Weatherproofing: After the repair, consider applying a waterproof sealant to the patched area.
Reinforcement: For larger tears or high-stress areas, consider stitching the hole and/or the patch in addition to only using the glue.
Pro Tip: We suggest to tightly close cap and place bottle in an airtight bag after use to prevent glue from hardening while stored.
