Using HH-66 Vinyl Cement on Vinyl Fabric
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- HH-66 vinyl cement is a high-strength adhesive used to bond and repair vinyl fabrics. Once brushed onto a surface, this product dries quickly. An important factor that allows this product to excel is that HH-66 Vinyl Cement is unaffected by the chemicals found in vinyl products. In fact, it’s resistant to numerous chemicals often encountered in both industrial and manufacturing environments. This means that you won’t have to worry about it potentially failing or losing its strength over time.
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HH-66 Vinyl Cement: www.sailrite.com/HH-66-Vinyl-...
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Thank you! Impressive,unlike many other demos on youtube, it is impressive and only shows how to stick glue to something and never touch them again, so no one knows the effect. Through their performance, saliva can stick anything together.
Great Demo .. thanks!
Also.. dang... your website checkout is smooth and fast to get through.. hopefully shipment arrives soon!
Excellent Tutorial 👍👍👍
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Lmfao!!! I have it paused right now just laughing 😂 😂 😂 😂
I noticed something seemed strange about this before I saw this comment and after looking again I lost my shit 😂 😂
This is the best stuff ever!
Explained it like it's an SCP.
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Will this work on vinyl boat wrap seams? Tape is usually used or a 3M 3950 product.
Awesome! I was actually thinking of buying this to do a DIY project and it’s why I’m here. Will this work on a projection screen vinyl material?
We are not sure, it might work, we have not tested it on that. Let us know if you try it.
Thank you so much
i have a dash board in a car that keeps popping up. Its vinyl covered foam. Have you heard of anyone using it for this purpose? Does it dry clear?
Thank you for the video and info!! Question for you? I have a above ground pool and the liner has a tear right at the spot where the floor meets the wall it a 4inch rip? I understand that it needs to be dry and what not for your product to work but my question is have you or someone you may know tried it on a pool or something similar and does it work? My thoughts are I’m going to buy a piece of a pool liner and cut me a circle patch and hopefully use your product to patch that rip in my pool liner? Please let me know your thoughts or any suggestions you may have? I look forward to your response thank you sir
Yes, it should work great for a pool liner. It is best to apply it to dry vinyl to vinyl applications for best results. However, I have used HH-66 underwater, but it can be tricky. Here is a video showing how we would do it: czcams.com/video/aFffs0SiAao/video.html
Impressive . I have used 3M-77 a bit and HH-66 looks to perform far better .
did you buy any after watching this? if youve used both how would you say they compare?
My vinyl top came loose on my Limo where it meets the windshiled.I Have siliconed the bottom of the vinyl to the bootom of the rubber gasket around the windshield.I am looking to add a 3" strip of flat rubber to the windshield gasket and to the top of the vinyl roof to hide flaws.I was looking into contact glue but I am wondering if your vinyl cement would be better to combine all three pieces together.It is at the top of the windshiel so it woul be getting air forced acroos it.Also I live in florida so summer heat would be a concern too.Thank you
Hello
Did this stuff work for you? My limo vinyl is coming up from the exact same spot
Can I use this on a jet ski seat?
With this work with spandex coated with vinyl? Or will this affect the stretch?
I have never tested it on that. Sorry.
I have a very small hole on my RIB/tender that is about 3/8 of an inch away from a permanently mounted handle. How would you recommend handling this situation?
Jeffery, Can you send photos of this hole to me for evaluation? Send to ericg@sailrite.com
Hi. I used this last fall to glue on pvc (Scotty mount pads on an inflatable boat) worked great then and for several months. However today, after being in the sun for 30c+ for a few hours it started to peel and fall apart. Did I apply it wrong or does it only work in lower heat conditions? Can I reapply it? Any help is appreciated.
If the dingy is made from a PVC and not a Hypalon then it should have worked fine. As long as the surface was cleaned well. Sometimes roughing up the surface with a sand paper can help, just don't take off too much PVC, then clean and apply HH-66. You may want to consider letting it cure and then applying a second coat and allowing it to become tacky and then applying your pads. NOTE: The manufacturer of HH-66 does not recommend using HH-66 for longterm repairs on Hypalon surfaces. However, with proper preparation (including use of a mild abrasive and then cleaning the area thoroughly) HH-66 will work for adhering patches to Hypalon. However, a Hypalon application will not be as strong as a PVC.
@@SailriteDIY do you recommend using sandpaper or not? I have a intex excursion pro that got a hole in the bottom section, i am considering buying that glue to patch it up. the material that I was provided by intex for repairs appears to be a type of PVC with fabric in the core, and one side is matte, one side is shiny. thank you.
How hard will hh66 be when it's dry? Is it flexible or is it hardening? I thought I'd use it on boat cushions. /Daniel Sweden
It is rather flexible when it dries.
Can you use on a pool table Real cushions
Does the adhesive go on the dull or shiney side of the patch... No one I've found describe the correct side of the patch to apply the glue...
It can go on any side of the vinyl fabric, as long as both sides are vinyl coated. Dull or shiney makes no difference.
Will HH-66 Vinyl Cement be used on Sunbrella boat enclosure to glue the zipper back on where the threads of the zipper came loose? Or some other glue?
Sorry, we never recommend gluing zippers to fabric. They must be sewn. The HH-66 will not work on zippers to canvas.
@@SailriteDIY Get a manual sewing tool and fix the missing stiches: Speedy Stitcher Sewing Awl - is awesome, it does lock stitches just like a sewing machine, it is inexpensive, can be used on shoes, canvas, leather, etc. There are many video about using sewing awls to do repairs, the tools have tiny hooks in the pointed part of the needle for pulling thread back thru the hole to make the lock stitch, you use two threads, one act as the bobbin thread and you thread thru the loops created by the needle thread tool. I've tried several different ones, the Speedy Stitcher is by far my favorite. After years of using the manual Speedy stitch I final got a Sailrite LSZ-1 Plus. Great machine and would fix that zipper issue in a flash but it can't sew everything that the speedy stitcher can. Speedy will sew shoe soles, attachments to shoe uppers, thicker leather than will fit thru the LSZ-1 feed dogs plus you can take it to the problem area and do the repair on site, such as a sail still on the boat.
Can this be used for a custom speaker panel that was formed from fiberglass resin , i am using the 4-way stretch vinyl to cover it.
That is not something we have tested. It may work it may not.
How long does the HH-66 stay good once the canister is first opened?
I've got a can of it. Just close it tightly and you'll know it's sealed shut when you can't smell it anymore. It is extremely pungent.
Can HH-66 be used to clue on Oar/Paddle holders and u rings/hooks to inflatable dinghy?
Yes you sure can.
@@IsmaelPR32 Thank you.🙂
Would this bond vinyl fabric to a pvc frame?
If it is a vinyl surface fabric to a PVC frame, yes it should work great.
Will this work to cover metal with fabric back to Vinyl?
We recommend it for vinyl to vinyl fabric applications. So... we are not sure if it will work for your metal to vinyl application. Do some testing before using.
I can’t even open the container. This shit must work hella good.💀
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Are there temperature parameters for application?
It can be applied at almost any temperature and is used in some of the world's coldest climates, although the colder the temperature, the longer it will take to cure.
no sanding?
Would this be a suitable adhesive to bonding PVC boat accessories (Scotty 341 Mounts) to a PVC boat ?
It has not been tested for that, but it might work. It is a PVC to PVC application, so it should.
I have done it on several Saturn PVC boats and they have held up.
Can this be used with PVC inflatable boat fabric?
Yes, it can.
Will this hold vinyl to brass?
That has not been tested, sorry. It is recommended for vinyl to vinyl applications.
Will this Work on a Tan Canvas Tarp???
If it is a vinyl tarp then yes, if not no.
@@SailriteDIY Thank you. Do you know what to use on a Canvas Tarp?
Can this adhesive be used on materials other than vinyl?
HH-66 is also used to bond urethanes, vinyl foams and films, rigid plastics, synthetic fabrics, wood, leather, and metals. Not for use with polyethylene or polypropylene vinyls (the blue tarps that you buy from department stores). However, we find that it always works best with vinyl to vinyl applications than any other materials.
@@SailriteDIY what about vinyl fabrics, like say for a rain coat? why are some people saying it 'melted' their vinyl?
@@quiksilvababe HH-66 has a chemical reaction with the vinyl melting it a little bit then bonding it. If the vinyl is very thin it could melt all the way through, we recommend testing it before use.
Does this work on clear vinyl marine 30 gauge?
If the clear vinyl has a protective coating, like Strataglass and O'Sea and it is new it may not work well since the protective coatings prevent the HH-66 from bonding well to the clear vinyl. If you use a clear vinyl that does not have this coating it will work, brands like Crystal Clear, Regalite, Plastipane will bond with HH-66.
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Hi can I use it to repair inflatable kayak ?
Yep, I've used it and it works great.
will this work on fabric???
Vinyl fabric, it will.
How long does it take 2 dry?
It dries quickly, in a few minutes. However, I like to let it dry overnight for maximum bond.
I have a boat canopy vinyl that tore up during the Alaska cold winter, so Im not sure what kind of vinyl to use and glue it on using HH66. Any suggestion?
Shelter-Rite vinyl would be my top choice.
will it bond to luan plywood?
It might, but we only recommend it for vinyl to vinyl applications.
Should use more than a single coat of glue. 3 coats applied to both surfaces is better.
Good video! I have a large seem like 6" x 8' long and wonder if I could use a small smooth roller to apply HH66 and how much time do I have to apply it on both sides before it dries.. Thanks!
The solvents in the HH66 need to evaporate before the patch or seam is applied, this usually takes a minute or two. I would typically wait no longer than about 5 minutes after applying the HH66 then begin to bond surfaces together. Yes, a small roller to apply the HH66 would work great. I would apply the glue to your 8 foot long patch working a few feet at a time then bonding and then move on to the next few feet and continue bonding until you reach the end.
Je veux acheter HH 66 où puis je trouver ce produit?
Hello where can find this product?
too bad it yellows in the sun. I tried using it on some old pontoon cushion seams, white vinyl. Turned dark yellow after a few weeks.
This product is a Urethane adhesive. It has UV inhibitors in it to minimize yellowing. But all adhesive used outdoors will yellow in time. We personally have not experienced the yellowing. Most of our customers use the product for patching or bonding multiple layers of vinyl together, so the glue is inside the seam and can't be seen.
Will this cement bond vinyl to wood
It might. However, we recommend it for vinyl to vinyl only.
@@SailriteDIY Would you recommend another glue for bonding vinyl to wood? (pipings)
@@marie-annest-hilaire5420 We have not tested it, but it is possible that HH-66 might work. If it does not then 3M 5200 may work. Be sure to test before using on a project.
The last piece was Heat welded
No, it was only bonded with HH-66 no heat welding here.
Wouldn’t contact cement work the same?
Your typical contact cement, also known as the contact adhesive, is made either with natural rubber or polychloroprene. Both substances are elastomers that can be used to bond a lot of different surfaces including laminates, rubbers, and even fabrics. At a pinch, they can also be used to bond vinyl as well. However, repairing truck tarps with standard contact cement is not recommended. Why? The chemicals in vinyl are known to break down the elastomers in typical contact cement. A trucker may repair his or her tarps using contact cement only to find after just a few months that the repairs don’t hold. This is because the cement has been compromised by the chemicals leaching out of the vinyl. While vinyl cement is a waterproof, solvent-synthetic resin that is unaffected by the chemicals in vinyl. In addition, it is highly resistant to a long list of chemicals found in the manufacturing and industrial environments. When a truck driver repairs his/her tarps with vinyl cement, he/she can be confident that the repairs will likely be permanent.
Sailrite thank you for this explanation! I learn so much from your videos!
Donde puedo comprarlo
Amazon
Hola sabéis donde puedo comprar ese adhesivo en España ?
Lo sentimos, el cemento de vinilo HH-66 es inflamable y no puede enviarse al extranjero.
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