Vinyl repair

If you have a tear in a vinyl seat or cushion, don't despair. DIY vinyl seat repair is easier than you think! Keep reading for a step-by-step guide.

The average automotive hobbyist can do a passable DIY seat repair to prevent further damage. My technique depends on whether the rip borders on a seam or not.

A cracked dashboard cannot be repaired with regular leather and vinyl repair filler. A stronger (but still flexible) epoxy is needed.

Vinyl siding is made to be durable and tough. But just like any other material out there, it can take damage over time. The good news is that there are a couple of ways to repair the damage done to your vinyl siding. Click on the link to know about the steps to fix vinyl siding.

Flexible, clear professional-strength formula and applicator. Works well on separated seams and cracked vinyl & leather. Offers a strong bonding process - repaired area is stronger than original vinyl

Peeling or flaking is usually a sign of faux (fake) or bonded leather. There's no durable fix. How to repair it, why it won't last, and affordable options are here.

If you were to play that game “which of these things don’t belong,” well, the flooring in our kitchen would definitely win the prize. It does not fit in with the gorgeous wood floors throughout the rest of the house. It is a big sheet of chipped, scratched, dinged and maybe-burned linoleum. I really have no idea what could have caused so much damage to one section of flooring. While this was not the overall ugliest linoleum I had ever lived with, it was certainly the most damaged. I couldn’t…

Vinyl is a common material for furniture that is easy to work with. It’s durable and comfortable, but over time vinyl can sometimes rip, crack or tear. This is especially true for vinyl chairs, which must deal with fluctuations in weight and friction. You may also vinyl in your cars or boats on the dash, door and other areas. Fortunately, repairing cracked vinyl is a process that can be undertaken as DIY.