How to Patch a Tear in Vinyl Furniture
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crwdns2942287:0crwdne2942287:0Repairing a rip in vinyl furniture is a short, simple, and low-cost fit that can be accomplished in the home. Vinyl furniture can rip for a number of reasons, such as a sharp object or a pet scratching the material. It is best to repair a tear as soon as possible to avoid the tear becoming larger.
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Clean the damaged area with rubbing alcohol, using a rag, paper towel, or Q-tip.
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Cut the backing fabric large enough to cover the tear, approximately half an inch larger around the tear.
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Use the spatula tool to insert the backing fabric underneath the tear.
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Use the spatula to apply the adhesive to the damaged area.
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Let the adhesive dry for approximately four hours.
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You may use a hair dryer to speed up the drying process.
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Use a Q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol to buff and blend the area.
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Apply light pressure to even out the edges.
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Once the adhesive is dry, the furniture is ready for use!
Once the adhesive is dry, the furniture is ready for use!
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