Tarp Repair Demonstration

[@joepianta]

So what you’re telling me is it will cost less to buy new tarps than fix dozen of holes from critters. Thanks. Saved me hours of frustration.

[@Veeti1245]

36 meter tarp with not much holes is gonna take atleast 1.5 hours from a professional.

[@joepianta]

@@Veeti1245, like I said my time is worth money and I am not dealing with that much frustration.

[@manp1039]

i am surprised you didnt use a heat sealer to weld the patch to the tarp... coule have probably used much less patch material doing it that way too??

[@joechiodi5529]

Will it still work without the heat gun?

[@sswcubes]

Can i use tarp to patch a tarp? Have one that's beyond repair. Gona cut some pieces to fix another tarp.

[@weareone7315]

Yup

[@CLCinflorida]

Will this work on Tan Canvas Tarp???

[@lincygeorge1259]

What is the blower that you have used here to heat it

[@steveandrews8301]

An (air) heat gun.

[@peggybenavidez1953]

Good job 👏

[@swamyanreddy2238]

Very nice👏

[@ffighter6932]

How about trying HH-66. It will work better than that H866 that Eduardo says to use.

[@subirmitra4993]

What's the adhesive name?pls rply

[@weareone7315]

You can find some good gorilla stuff at home depot that works just as good

[@steveandrews8301]

Could you just use a good piece of vinyl tarp. material for the patch?

[@manp1039]

that is what i was thinking. Also.. I am wondering if it would be easier and mor durable to use a heat sealer to melt weld the patch to the tarp as well. I saw another video wher someone used a heat sealer to create seams on tarp.

[@VenkatReddy-gf2xc]

Super

[@demyj8325]

Description of heatgun

[@eduardoledezma6301]

H866 Vinyl cement.

[@georgesmith6667]

hi there what is the name or part number of that glue please. Cheers George

[@VenkatReddy-gf2xc]

I want this

[@jomonthomasgeorge2157]

What is that liquid cement solvent??

[@marvindelacruzreddamienstudios]

Just use PVC cement.

[@steveandrews8301]

@@marvindelacruzreddamienstudios That was my thought, too - PVC pipe cement is considered vinyl cement, too, I guess. Thanks.