The leather would’ve been cool to see on the rough side, it has a bit more absorption

@matthewkaczmarek3377

2 жыл бұрын

Yes sir. That’s a great idea. 👍

@techseth

2 жыл бұрын

YES 🙌

@techseth

2 жыл бұрын

@@jovanka--------524 can you honestly leave.

@drew2616

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that’s a great idea, if you were to glue leather together i feel like that’s the side you’d want to put the glue on

@eZwa306

2 жыл бұрын

+1 to using the glue on the rough side instead

The fabric glue test is incomplete without seeing how they survive washing and drying.

@MenkoDany

4 ай бұрын

I know I'm 2 years late, but many of these require you to also (dry) iron the cloth (ie. apply heat) for it to set. It'd explain the glues that barely held anything at all

Fabric glues aren't meant to hold weight. They are used to hold hems, small tears and small holes closed. I personally use fabric glue on the stitched repairs I make, primarily in jeans. Putting the glue over the stitches helps keep the thread intact and holds the repair better. There is also iron on interface that you can use over the stitches. Love your videos!! ❤

@mrfrupo

2 жыл бұрын

I don't get why you would want a glue that barely holds. Why can't you just use real glue that is 100x stronger?

@mom42boys

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrfrupo Because most of them can't handle the laundry and laundry soap. The item you are repairing will be washed and dried repeatedly and fabric glue is made specifically to bind threads in fabric to handle washing without breaking down.

@philska8er

2 жыл бұрын

@@mom42boys yep exactly... thus explaining the rubbery texture Tyler mentioned. It's not designed to take weight. Just hold fabric whilst hemming etc.

@philska8er

2 жыл бұрын

Plus that gorilla glue dries hard like plastic. Not what you want in most applications

@tony2800

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrfrupo it's a temporary fix...

Would have liked to see you do the wood block test with them just because that's been your gold standard.

@dexter1981

2 жыл бұрын

my bet is that the Gorrilla glue would still win

@Peed58

2 жыл бұрын

It's not wood glue...durrr

@Lucifaar

2 жыл бұрын

Why would you use fabric glue.... on wood? FABRIC glue... on WOOD.

@elvsrbad2

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lucifaar for science

@dexter1981

2 жыл бұрын

@@LucifaarTyler would going to test it just because he feels like it

Glue the rough side of the leather, not the polished side.

@ylbaborp_revned

2 жыл бұрын

yea I noticed that and it made me a bit upset but otherwise a good vid 👍

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2 жыл бұрын

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Tyler, you're going to have to redo these tests, or simply add another test scenario IMHO. instead of pulling at an edge that tests the edge strength, test the entire strength of the bead of glue. By taking 2 strips and doing a lap joint (like welding, almost) but with the glue between the 2 surfaces. then pull from each piece of material and see its overall force for the whole bead. Thanks

@Grellibe

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@sydneychristian6027

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, this would be interesting to watch.

I'd love to see you do a windshield wiper comparison. We all use them, we all know some suck. Also the price range is so drastic, which one is beat of the best?

@russellburleson341

2 жыл бұрын

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@justicefor-all3129

Жыл бұрын

I recently got the Rain X wipers and they are awesome! They make water bead off the windshield. Don’t buy them from an auto store, go to Target. Way cheaper.

@Fetidaf

Жыл бұрын

@@justicefor-all3129 I was going to recommend the same. Or, even better, apply RainX treatment to your windshield and you don’t really even need to use your wipers lol

You should glue two separate pieces together and test them. Folding them with glue places all the force only where the glue is failing instead of across the entire fabric.

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2 жыл бұрын

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@elw38

2 жыл бұрын

I also would like to see 👀 it done in this manner . I feel it may be a little stronger!

The real test for fabric glues is not how much force it takes to pull them apart, but rather how they fare with a trip through the washer and dryer. Some fabric glues aren't even machine-washable. Also, as some others have pointed out, you used the glue on the wrong side of the leather.

"We're going to test it just because I feel like it", that's a great line. Still at the beginning of the vid, but heat those in the drier to really hot, I've found a lot of them fail early after they got hot. Only good for the cotton since the poly will melt.

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2 жыл бұрын

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Wood block test would have been nice. Also, flip the leather around to the other side and glue it. See if the rougher side holds better.

@coryhall620

2 жыл бұрын

Had the same thought

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2 жыл бұрын

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I work with leather and the glue everyone uses is contact cement, it's holds well and stays flexible

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2 жыл бұрын

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Considering these were 1/4" dots of glue instead of a line across the cross section overall not bad, as primary use would be repairing items without any load bearing , well except for jeans maybe 🤔😁

Wow, I can't believe it's been 4 years since the glue testing origins... Time really flies.

@jesnamara6759

2 жыл бұрын

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glues, batteries and scissors tests are life's must dos

@jesnamara6759

2 жыл бұрын

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I think the problem here is that youve put a single dot of glue on a thin sheet and then tried to pull it apart. Not all fabric glue is made for making a hard solid patch between fabrics. For example... you could have tried superglue and it would have been a much stronger connection but the material would have been hard brittle and ruined. Fabric glue like liquid stitch are supposed be used in a line and allow a more flexable less hard, natural movement of the fabric when dried.

Before watching this, Imma guess fabric glue is stronger than the fabric in most cases. *Update*- Yeah I was way off

@crazyred7693

2 жыл бұрын

That is lite

@jesnamara6759

2 жыл бұрын

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@irchonite1953

2 жыл бұрын

Yeahhhh lol that was my guess too

i'd be curious to see shoe glues and leather glues being used

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2 жыл бұрын

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@taylorquimby4004

Жыл бұрын

@@tyannaclark1196 @Tyanna clark I totally agree! I've really f***ed some items up using Tear Mender because of how permanent it is!

@DavidBingham-rf5bt

8 ай бұрын

I'd like to see barge cement shoe glue on a test like that

TYLER THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR CONTENT. I WAS EXCITED TO WATCH THIS VIDEO IN PARTICULAR. I'VE WORKED WITH THESE GLUES, AND MANY MORE, FOR 30+ YEARS. LIKE OTHER COMMENTERS HAVE MENTIONED, CONSUMER GRADE GLUES LIKE THIS ARE MEANT FOR USE WHEN FACTORS SUCH AS TENSION, COMPRESSION, SHEAR, BENDING AND TORSION ARE LIGHT TO MEDIUM. WHERE THEY WILL HOLD UP BETTER WITH SOME OF THOSE FORCES AND NOT OTHERS. I ALWAYS TOLD MY CUSTOMERS THAT USING A FABRIC GLUE IS NOT A LONG TERM SOLUTION AS THEY WILL NOT HOLD UP TO WASHING OR HEAVY USE. MOST CONSUMER GRADE AIR DRY GLUES ARE PVA, POLYETHYLENE, POLYURETHANE AND CYNOACRYLATE, EACH OF THOSE HAVE DIFFERENT PERFORMANCE IN DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES. THE THING ABOUT FABRIC GLUE IS THAT IT MUST BE BOTH FLEXIBLE AND STRONG ENOUGH FOR IT'S INTENDED USE. THE ONE TEST THAT SURPRISED ME WAS THE GORILLA GLUE ON LEATHER. I EXPECTED PRETTY CLOSE RESULTS FOR ALL OF THE GLUES YOU TESTED EXCEPT FOR FABRIC FUSION, FABRIC FUSION IS HIGHLY FLEXIBLE AND DOES NOT HOLD UP TO SHEARING WELL AT ALL. IF YOU EVER REVISIT THIS GLUE TEST I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN SEEING ALL 5 FORCE FACTORS TESTED!

@BadgerFiresFoam

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry man you left caps lock on

@rayhancock3350

2 жыл бұрын

@@BadgerFiresFoam I NEVER TAKE THEM OFF....LOL

Yes a glue video!!,

@F30_Hellion

2 жыл бұрын

The videos that made me subscribe to the channel! Love the glue videos

A lap joint would be interesting. Instead of getting leverage on the glue and peeling them apart it would act more like a pulling force. Might get some higher readings.

Is there a chance that the dropping of the apparatus caused an incorrectly high reading with some of the tests? Perhaps a re-do with 2 strips of fabric glued together rather than i piece folded in half. Also, maybe add a measure test after washing.

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2 жыл бұрын

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love the videos so much, been watching them for years. seeing you test glue again takes me way back :D

Bro I’ve been watching u for almost 4 years now. I instantly clicked on this video when I saw it was a glue video. I hope you keep makin more glue videos brotha 😂💯

I would think a more relevant test for fabric is how many washing/drying/ironing cycles it does hold

@michelajeanine2687

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you for showing the whole experience. I know it's hard to cut in a messed-up take of the same glue on two pieces. And I know it makes editing easier, but the fact you bothered to put that in makes you above the rest of folks, homie. 🤙🏾

I would think these types of glues are dependent on the job, fabric glues are not necessarily meant to be permanent and can be used for a quick fix or maybe with the lighter strength glues you need to be able to remove the fabric you glue

Here we go this is what I've been waiting for Tyler testing glues this is awesome

I love your sense of humour. I suggest since I’m pretty sure you mentioned “I’m a heavy duty diesel mechanic” in the past…could you do “what CAN you use to power a diesel?” Can you use flex glue to make gaskets? What happens if you leave things in jars of diesel for 30 days? Can you make a pickle grinder with a diesel motor? What can you dieselfy?

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2 жыл бұрын

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You have no idea how helpful this was! Thank you so much!

Should have scuffed the leather with sandpaper

Depending upon which fabric glue you use and the fabric, some fabric glues are actually meant to aid in sewing, like in a hem. Strength in a lot of fabric glue usages isn't important because you're gonna be sewing right over the glue loint anyways. Look at it this way, when 2 pieces of wood at a corner, you wouldn't just glue it and leave it, you'd glue it then screw it.

@13panda13

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! He didnt research any facts on the product's use at all. Depending on the type, usually, Its meant to dry flexible so you can sew it. Enjoy the laughs on him.

Fabric glue is not meant for pulling apart, it should be tested by sheering force. Also, it's not a permanent adherence. It's a temp hold.

I’m so glad you made another glue video. I missed them

Leather probably not considered a fabric. Ahhh. The wisdom. Love ya Tyler

"It's not even glue, a chewed piece of bubble gum would hold better."

I think a better test would be to pull the material not in that direction, but across it's surfaces. Because clothes aren't normally pulled in that direction, testing it's strength by peeling them wouldn't be as accurate as trying to pull them apart across the surface. Also, try this same test with the leather, but instead of using the finished side, use the rough side. Glue works better when it's got a rough surface to grab on to. It's like the difference between gluing a flat surface and gluing a sanded surface. Great vid, I love these types of videos!

Never seen you upload twice in one week keep up the good work man

Tyler i'we watched your videos for a long time and i absolutely love them! And for nostalgia i watched some of your older videos and man they are still equally great! I love your content and keep up with the good videos, love you man :)

Ah, reminds me of the good ol' days. I was one of your first few thousand subs, and I still remember talking to you once a year or two back on discord, it was one of the coolest experiences I've ever had. Keep making amazing content Tyler, you're one of my favorite youtubers and have been for years

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2 жыл бұрын

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Degrease the fabrics with the recomended cleaner, apply equal surface area, and press the fabrics on top of a warm oven with a uniform weight overnight. Do this with the fabric folded (peel test) and also with two over lapping fabrics (shear test). The top of the oven should be just warm enough to keep your hand there without needing to pull away.

I wonder if Tyler knows that kinda glue is made to hold the fabric together before you sew it it's like tack welds for metal the things u learn helping your grama every weekend in summer time

@13panda13

Жыл бұрын

No, he is clueless as they come.

Hi Tyler, Like another commenter said, could you try an edge to edge test? Essentially like sewing two pieces together. Moreover, could you also consider doing a wash and dry test? Getting the glued fabric wet and then using heat to dry it? I believe these are more practical tests of the glue strength, since people will want to wash and dry and the fabrics they glue together.

I feel I'm back in time...no more covid, tyler doing glue videos...

I use liquid stich to fix my jeans all the time. And it works great! And I usually can wear them after about 2 mins of gluing them. I like the liquid stich because it's flexible. It looks and feels like liquid latex.

Thank you so much for this video! This saved me so much time and money. Can you test what kind of glue would be good for glueing fabric to wood/bamboo?

It would be interesting to see you test glue that people would use for nails, makeup and skin glue. I feel like those types of glue need to be both strong and flexible and it would be interesting to see how they hold up.

I've used fabric fusion before and cursed at it many times before I've seen this video, sadly! Thanks again Tyler!

Did I miss something? The cotton Gorilla Glue's fabric ripped at 19lbs so giving the glue a rating of 19lbs doesn't seem fair when the fabric failed; not the glue 🤷‍♀️

I was like no a 6 mins video for a Saturday upload but I see you came through thanks bro keep up the great work

This is great. including the leather was actually genius. Love it.

I use Beacon Fabri-fix, Fabri-tac, or 3 in 1 when gluing fabric to fabric or fabric to paper.

You know things are about to get real when the crank comes out

@jesnamara6759

2 жыл бұрын

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I worked for a general contractor years ago. He swore by ground water setting concrete. He NEVER added water to a post setting claiming it made no difference. I always wondered if that was true. Does the dry concrete inside the post hole set up just as well (or better) than adding water?

@brnzhut

Жыл бұрын

Concrete need water to cure, soil contains water, but not as much as adding water inside, it takes ages to cure. When outside is cured, inside is still dry

Wow this video is on point because I have some fabric glue to use on a few items of clothes. I also have a vintage Polo belt that's splitting apart I wanna use it to fix that too but I know I'll need some weights for that.

E6000 for fabric!!!! A world of difference. I use it to secure many things to fabric, and fabric on fabric works 10xs better than anything you tried in this video.

Your gluing videos are awesome. I have seen some pretty strong results here. However your tests are only for the breaking point. What about a sustained weight to these glues? How long can these glues last under certain sustained weight and time? Would love to see a video demonstration on this. You the man Tyler.

A "Fair" test would be to FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS of each glue.

Most underrated channel on KZread I'm glad I found his gaming channel too

Great vid!! Day 17 of asking Tyler to start a series similar to wish Wednesday where he goes to Dollar Tree and tests all of their off brands compared to the actual brands (tapes, glues, locks, charging cables, ect.) You could call it frugal fridays!

Thank you! Super helpful!!!

Having repaired a lot of hunting gear with 900D cordura, you should rough up the fabric first. Also, try it with AquaSeal and E6000. I've had good luck with those lasting when fixing layout blinds.

I love that after years of being a youtuber, He still keeps his mistakes in his videos instead of editing or cutting them out.

Glue test! Awesome.

These are my favorite videos. Idk why. But I love the glue/tape videos

I’m glad I was not the only one screaming “NNNNNNOOOOOOO” when he glued the leather!!!!!!

It would be cool to see other glues tested on the same fabrics.

You said it holds as well as bubblegum, it would be good to see you test how sticky sweets and gum are on fabric compared to the fabric glue.

Yes! Finally a glue video I love the so much!!

You could see how the glues perform after washing. The results could change. Also common uses for this type of product are seams and tears as someone pointed out below. Maybe the rough side of leather too as another pointed out. And try to replicate a seam repair like a 4 inch strip for example.

No way ! I'm looking for fabric glue, and here you are testing them. Thanks man.

I'd like to see a contact cement comparison! great video as usual!

Could you try using 2 different fabrics glued together. Like the polyester to denim

Perfect timing. KZread has been suggesting me all your old glue videos for the last two weeks. So it’s like you knew or something…. To post… this… glue video… 😂😂😂

You should make an object, like a chair or a table out of glue. Using all different types of glue, maybe even some of the fabric glue

It would be super cool to see you do this with other non fabric glues to see how they hold compared to these.

Thank you for subtitles with normal units

Your video was actually all that I need at this very moment! Thanks a million!!!

How about testing Tear Mender fabric glue? Its been around for years,I used it patching my jeans many times. I worked construction and it held up through many washings.

I need to do a project with some of this stuff. if you want to do another one of these i have a request. could you try gluing fabric to a smooth piece of plywood? burlap in particular, i need to know if it will hold up to water (its for a fishtank stamd), if you can see the glue through the fabric, and how well it actually stays on there. video idea for you, useful information for me, win win

next time please include superglue/Krazy glue ... thanks love these ... great service for humanity

This test really surprised me! Thanks for the eye opener!!!

Be cool if you tested different dry wall anchors. The ones you screw in claiming they can hold 75 pounds.

That Gorilla is good for patching holes and cuts in camping gear. As long as you glue on a patch.

I’m so impressed by ur weight loss, well done my man! Keep living healthy!! Ain’t nothin better

Also, put the cloths still glued in the washer and dryer and retest. Thanks. Great stuff.

This is very interesting. Thanks for the test.

I've been sewing for about 20 years and fabric glue has never really been part of my regular equipment. I didn't like the discoloration, but that was back in 2000-ish. If I used it now, I'd only use it for mending holes with a patch. Fray all, overlap and glue. Then sew mending stitches.

Saw you on the AJC website and thanks for the info. Yours was a quantitative measurement. Perhaps an improvement would be to be putting the glue on the fabric while it rests on an electronic scale so that the same amount of glue would be applied. Overall a very good vid.

i love the videos man, and damnnnn looking good cut goin insane hahaha

Some fabric glue is not intended to create a permanent bond. It is used instead to adhere pieces in order to be able to sew those pieces together uniformly.

Can’t knock the glue testing. I will never forget the super important lesson I learnt from this channel. I used to think there was no need to clamp materials together when you glue them as I thought it didn’t add any strength. I was shocked by the results and will never not clamp again.

I was watching some of your old videos. The one on where you hooked 500 9v batteries together and shocked hot dogs. Presto makes small appliances. One was called a Hotdogger. It was a tray that you mounted 2to 6 hotdogs in and slid the tray into the lid and plugged it in the wall. The house current electorcuted the hotdogs to cook them. Worked very well. Quick and easy. Not as greasy as frying.

You should start doing more of these videos testing the strength on products on different things like u dude yo

Fabric glue is designed to do emergency temporary fixes, and for creating a bond to make sewing seams and hems easier. If you are using it for anything else, it's going to fail. It will never survive the washer and dryer.

The glue should be applied to a cleaned sample with a uniform masked area and rolled on with equal weight. This should ensure a more consistent surface area and equal thickness. Glue put on too thick can fail more than a thin coat and greasy fingers can also compromise adhesion. Two tests stand out for fabric application, shear and peel stress and testing both is a good idea. Also, some glues may have different cure temperatures and failure temperatures worth comparing. After one month, your glues may havedifferent results as well. Back when I was an alarm technician, I used a combination of marine grade goop along the edges and zig zag across the middle. I would fill the gaps with super glue gel, apply pressure and fasten, weigh or tape down for 24 hours. This method was the hardest to remove for what I used it on but I can see similar results working on solvent cleaned fabric.

Interesting. How do each of these glue type samples affect sewing needle (gumming the needle or breaking needle or thread) stitching through the glue if used as temporary seam basting?

Marine glue, used for aquariums will withstand wadhing. Super glue or other fast adhering adhesive dabbed in evenly spaced dots in-between can help hold the fabrics together without making the whole bond surface stiff and give time for the slower curing adhesive to bond without delamination issues. Super glue does not like a low pH. Prepping the super glue areas with a high pH water drops and drying enough to allow penetration while keeping other areas bone dry for the other adhesive will likely create the strongest bond. The areas where the glues overlap will be fine and may be stronger due to cross-linking.

I really was expecting Tyler to test bubble gum as a glue!

Tyler:Expects most of them to test poorly. Tests poorly Tyler: *shocked Pikachu face*

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The didnt test poorly they are meant to clamp and then be sewn through.