Stormsure Flexible Repair Adhesive 3 5g Tubes

The rear plastic window on my 1989 Celica convertible was separating from the canvas top. Stormsure bonded to both the canvas and the plastic window, sealing the gap. It's been three weeks, and the repair has held up perfectly. This stuff saved me the $2K cost of replacing a perfectly good convertible top - cheers to the inventor!

Mustang convertible top had a small hole , Duct tape or black silicone didn't work .After search and reviews this Stormsure did the trick ! Make sure you buy the 3 pak small tubes.Clean area and dry free of any oils. ambient temp on vinyl. Don't touch the glue. a little just enough over the hole and let it settle , dont touch for 24 hours. No matter how tight you seal the cap. it harden over time. so don't buy the big tube unless you need it. the little tube works best when you open it. plan your sealer job. I had enough left and decided to apply the glue from the underside TOP with a pc of vinyl and glue to seal the leak. I have not try it on a knife cut top yet. Lucky the car is store inside, It wont seal if the area is at a stretch tension area when top expand or contracts on or very close to the roof rails, Good Luck

I bought this product, 3 Stormsure 5g tubes, to repair some rubber hunting boots that developed some cracks where they flex. Boots have been used for 3 deer seasons and two turkey seasons and many miles of hiking. The places that cracked would prevent a patch from doing it's job. I know this because I tried two other products without success. Stormsure seemed like the last resort or I would have to buy new boots. Well I applied to the interior of the crack first and then to the outside and top of crack and held closed for a few minutes while watching a tv show. When I released it held so I let it dry overnight and in the morning it still felt a bit tacky, even soft so I let dry for another 24 hours before testing. Of the 3 spots on each boot I repaired it waterproofed and held together very well. I have since hunted with them and walked though a few deep streams and found another spot on each boot I need to treat. The repairs are obvious and shiny so after boots are fully repaired I will probably paint over to camouflage the repair and dull the reflections.When opening the tube you use the cap to puncture the seal on the tube. Do not squeeze the tube while doing this or you will have a lot come out all at once. I did use my fingers to smooth it into the areas it needed to go and it does stick to your fingers however it removes somewhat easily before it cures if you just rub your fingers together and use some soap. Once it cures I don't think it will remove quite so easily.One thing of concern was I bought the three small tubes so I could give one to a friend, use one and keep one as a reserve while hunting. The one I used was about half empty and I then placed the cap back on. When I reopened it the top half was cured and I had to cut open the tube to get the remaining product out for use. Was a messy endeavor but worth it not to throw away half used tube. Perhaps I had a bad seal on the cap but I would think twice before buying the larger tube and loosing some each time I use it. I think the smaller tubes are the way to go unless you are repairing a large quantity of items all at once.I would recommend this product to anyone and will buy again.

Have used this before on the sneakers and it works great. Shoes on me wear uneven and use this to fix them when needed. Rather sticky stuff. Did not read the description carefully and notice that this was clear not black. Black is my preference for this but does not really matter on the soles of shoes.

Have you tried basically every glue and adhesive out there, only to be disappointed again and again? Me too. Until now. I love this stuff. I fixed an inflatable kayak with it (a year ago, on the seam!), a pair to rain pants, leather boots, an RC airplane (multiple times in different areas), the seal on my fridge, and a bunch of stuff I can't even remember. Holds and flexes and so far hasn't peeled or pulled apart. Tip, get the 3 small tubes vs the one large tube as it doesn't take much and you don't want to risk letting it dry out. I keep mine in the freezer, which helps.

my fault- should have read closer - each tube is like those little super glue tubes -- about a level teaspoon(approx 1/6th of an oz.) at 16.00$ REALLY --- stuff seems to work but there is so little - not a single repair could be completer - in fact it would take two more packages to complete repairs -- found another brand with acceptable price --- this was my fault for not researching a little deeper - -- or they could put enough in single tube --- this is one of the poorest purchases i have made on amazon

Had a tear in a boot behind the toe box. It was easy to follow the instructions but the seal only lasted a couple weeks.

Only just now using it and/but it takes 24hrs to cure, so I’ve not seen it’s effectiveness or durability yet. After watching tutorials and reviews on YouTube, it seems like it will do the job well (repairing a tear in a Jeep soft top door panel seam).The little package of three little tubes comes with a glove and instructions, but nowhere does it say how to clean up spills or random contact with skin. It cleans up easily with acetone on a lint free cloth.Open tubes can be stored in a freezer. Warm it up to 21°C before use, and when done, pop it back in the freezer.