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Vyna Bond
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Vinyl Repair Kit
Vyna Bond is a strong, flexible vinyl repair kit. The contact adhesive can be brushed or spread onto any vinyl surface, whatever the application. Repair large holes, tears, and rips by using the enclosed vinyl patch and applying Vyna Bond to both surfaces. The fast drying formula has excellent resistance to softening from plasticizer migration. Vyna Bond will also repair pool liners – even under water. Available in 1-oz Tube Carded With Patch. Vyna Bond vinyl repair kit is available in larger sizes for industrial vinyl repair applications.
Read the Vyna Bond brochure and the Vyna Bond MSDS to learn more about using our vinyl repair kits. If you have other questions, don’t hesitate to contact Plasti Dip International. We’re glad to help you out!
Available Colors Clear | Resources Vyna Bond Brochure (.pdf) Vyna Bond MSDS (.pdf) |
 Vyna Bond is a vinyl repair adhesive used to repair swimming pools and inflatables. |  Repair spa covers, awnings, luggage. |  Repair holes in canvas, tarps |
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