Tear MenderInstant Fabric and Leather Adhesive, 2 oz Bottle-Carded, TM-1, White

Like I said if you shake it and it's liquid and it's good if you shake it and then you don't hear any shaking it's already hardened up or basically turned into rubber so it's no good I'm thinking the best time to get this is during the winter time or cooler times of the year

Good value for the money. The adhesive quality is great.

I usually love this stuff but unfortunately when I finally needed it still new in the box the glue inside was just 1 big glob of glue whole bottle is totally useless!! To far past the return date which sucks but my fault i guess. If you buy this stuff it's great but check the bottle as soon as you get it or your out of $$$!!! Let say again this is a great product and there is no way this glues hardened in 2months without ever opening it!

This does work very well. Used it to repair jeans. Mine and my hubs contractor pants. We're both very hard on jeans. It doesn't take much product. I've used it to patch, haven't tried it to do hems or anything. Very liquidy so be careful b c ones it's on something....its on something! Gets tacky kind of like rubber cement but holds very well! Washed the patched pants numerous times. So far my patches, which were the trial run, have been on for at least 4 or 6 months, with washing and drying. However, it dries a kinda transparent yellow color, like rubber cement. So where I put the patch inside the jean behind frays u can see the tint on the frayed threads and they look dirty. For us and dirty work it's no biggie but most people don't want the dirty looking spot. So make sure u only put the adhesive where there are 2 solid peices being joined. I did try it on thin nylon type pants of his, like the summer weight wrangler type and it's OK but thin material seems to show the adhesive marks and is a tad stiff where the glue is. Not like super glue hard. But a bit noticeable if it had been a larger patch. I only docked it the star b c it doesn't dry clear.

This is a fantastic mender for my backpack. I have a special backpack of great sentimentality. I really should replace it but cannot find one with the same features I love. Tear Mender has so very nicely fixed tears and separation of seams.However, there are things to be aware of when buying:1) If you get the white mender, it dries white. If you get the clear, it dries clear. Other reviewers dinged the ratings unfairly.2) This is a single use product, meaning after you use it the next time it will be dried out or cap blocked and/or a strange odor. So don't buy a big bottle, buy several smaller ones.3) I have used this product on many items including sneakers, purses, jackets, dog leashes, camping gear and even clothing hems. Very versatile, but you have to be careful on your application. Do not just glop it onto the surface.

Great product works like you would want and expect. Now that being said few weeks after use had a giant plug need to make it in single package like super glue 5 pack. Really like to hear what company says, please tell us how to properly store. Cap cleaned lid on tight what's missing?

I use glue a lot. I use fabric a lot too. The problem is I hate to sew and will avoid it at all cost, so I’ve tried all the fabric glues and iron on things there are. This one actually does what it says! It truly was dry in 3 minutes! I haven’t washed anything yet, so I don’t know how well it holds up. Also I’m hoping that by washing it the discoloration I have in the fabric I glued will disappear. It’s not a big deal this time and I should have tested that first.One thing to be aware of is that the glue is very thin so make sure you’re working on a flat surface or it will run. Also it comes out very quickly.

So far so good