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What kind/brand of glue should I use to glue two pieces of canvas together.
Need to repair a hunting blind that has a rip in it. I plan to lay a patch much larger than the 8” rip over the rip.
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E6000. I did a boat tarp that separated on every seam. Better after the glue than before.


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I always glued then speed stitched a patch then aquasealed the stitching , but that was way before utube and the internet out in the boonies!

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Is this just like an Ameristep pop-up blind or similar?

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Rubber cement.

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E6000 is good.

Barge cement WITH TOLUENE is the gold standard.


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Originally Posted by skeen
Is this just like an Ameristep pop-up blind or similar?


Yes it is


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Exterior latex paint. Apply paint to the patch and ripped area, let it tack up then apply the patch. Paint over it to seal

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Originally Posted by dale06

What kind/brand of glue should I use to glue two pieces of canvas together.
Need to repair a hunting blind that has a rip in it. I plan to lay a patch much larger than the 8” rip over the rip.
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If you rather not go the thread/ needle route, there's lots of options IMHO. Anything from Eclectic Products will work in weather. The chemist tells me that for exterior use, go with the Marine Goop since it has a UV protectant added. If it's available in your store, I'd go with that since it's only going to be .50 cents difference in price.

Also, Any of the rubberized caulking tubes will work very well and has UV additive. There will be plenty left over for gutter seams or household repairs too.

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We have used this on our canvas wall tents. Works well. https://www.murdochs.com/products/p...-mender-instant-fabric-leather-adhesive/

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I have used this on my tents. It does yellow with age. it is very fast to set up.
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We have used this on our canvas wall tents. Works well. https://www.murdochs.com/products/p...-mender-instant-fabric-leather-adhesive/

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Thanks for all the advice gentlemen.


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I would recommend that you use S-18. Its the best adhesive/contact cement I've used for canvas. I had an old Boy Scout wall tent that had several holes and rips, which was easily repaired with S-18:

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Before repair - cleaned with paint thinner:

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Most every small town hardware store had a canvas repair shop.


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Pliobond will get it done

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Tear Mender brand adhesive works well on cotton canvas or any material that is porous.

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I use E6000 for most everything.

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Duct tape has always worked for me. Tends to dry out after 10 years or so, though.

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