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Repairing a patio umbrella

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Replacing furniture and patio umbrellas can be expensive. Repair them, don’t replace them.

Step-by-Step Directions

  1. Trim frayed edges and apply masking tape to within ¼" of the tear to insure a neat appearance.

  2. Apply Loctite® Vinyl Fabric and Plastic Adhesive evenly to both sides of the tear. Join and hold mended pieces together with masking tape. Leave bond undisturbed for 2 hours. Full strength in 24 hours.

Products used

  • loctite vinyl plastic adhesive 1oz card
    Loctite Vinyl, Fabric & Plastic Repair

    Mending rips and tears in all flexible materials like seats, cushions, tarps and clothing.

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