HH-66 Toluene Free Vinyl Cement, 1 Gal. can - Vinyl Adhesive, Cement Glue, Repair Glue, Inflatables, Pool Liner, Tarps, Tents, Awnings, Mats, Covers, Waterproof, High Strength, RH Adhesives

This stuff is the bomb. I ran out and went to get something else from the store and this is what happened. The hh-66 held amazingly and the other rippled the treads and no sticking what so ever.

Worked great for my paddle board seam repair. Also worked to reattach parts of the foam attached to the top of the paddle board deck. Got tacky in just a minute or two, even though it says 3-7 minutes. I used a small paint brush to apply it between the sides of the seam to be repaired. I also applied pressure to the are for around an hour or two. I let the glue set for at least 24 hours. No problems noted after being in the water for 4-5 hours under pressure the other day. I used both acetone and then rubbing alcohol to clean the repair area. I would buy again. I have attached pictures of before and after for the seam repair.

Used this pvc glue to attach more d-rings to an inflatable paddleboard. Followed a youtube video that recommended applying it to the board & the rings & letting it sit for 5 minutes 3 times before actually sticking them to the board and it’s held perfectly. Going to keep it in with my patch kit.I used it outside so I really didn’t notice a smell. It was easy to apply thin layers with the attached brush & it works!

Works straight! I’ve been able to patch two of my inflatable kayaks and they work like new. It’s easy to apply and I’ll let it dry overnight for a solid bond.

Worked well to adhere extra d-rings to my paddle board.Note: Glue in can dried out quickly so get a small size or use on as many projects as possible to get the best value from this product.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this product to fix an inflatable standup paddleboard fin box that had come off. I chose this brand based off the reviews here and info on Reddit. I can confirm that yes, it works great, fixed the whole thing for the cost of this cement plus $1.26 for heavy duty clear vinyl that I cut a new donut out of.I got the touline free version but the fumes were so bad, even wearing a mask in front of an open window with a fan to blow the fumes towards the window. If I had to do this again, I would do it outside.I traced the old fin box and donut in fine point sharpie before I took each one off, so that I had two rings outlined, then cleaned with rubbing alcohol, sanded both the board and the fin box (bottom and top where donut will cover it), then cleaned with rubbing alcohol again. I outlined the fin box with painters tape before applying the cement, because I didn’t want to get it all over the place because I had to use the cement to put on the new donut. I gave the fin box about 10 minutes to set before pulling the tape off and then attaching the new donut. Not including the time to remove the old parts, this repair took me under 30 minutes. I recommend a heat gun to remove your old fin box and donut, that took me fewer than 30 minutes as well with my heat gun.

I had an object fall off a table and put a small gouge in my vinyl flooring, I figured I only had one chance to seal it and keep it from getting worse, so I chose this glue and it seemed to work very well. This glue does shrink quite a bit, so I carefully applied it several times only in the gouge itself until it was level with the floor and I believe it will be a permanent bond

I used it on my pedalo boat to put a Trolling Motor Mount, I almost lost the motor when I used it for the first time...big deception and no refund...do not waste your money!