
time savers for vinyl repair work.
The Vinyl-Pro of Western Pa. experience has helped make this page really worthwhile for the vinyl repair technician. Look at a lot of these neat items for vinyl repair work.

Backing Fabric
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Backing fabric is thin cloth with heat activated adhesive on one side. It is used as a base for repairing holes and tears that have gone all the way through the vinyl or leather.

Chemscreen
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"a sledge hammer cannot open up this type of repair."
Chemscreen is a treated thin fiberglass mesh used to provide extra strength in larger vinyl repairs. This is the best repair method for cracks in vinyl.
one ft. x 50"
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need teflon to use iron with this system.
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fastest method for repair of a longer cut or crack in vinyl.
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can do twenty larger repairs in an amazing short time.
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Graining Paper Set
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To make your vinyl repair look as good as possilbe, you will need to re-grain your repair area. Graining paper is used with an iron to impress a grain into vinyl. The set includes 7 different grains, and is available in two different sizes. The graining paper can be reused, but should be replaced when it is no longer effective - usually after 3-4 uses.
set of seven graining patterns
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3" x 6" size
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Graining Mold Kit
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To make your vinyl repair look as good as possilbe, you will need to re-grain the repair area. Our Graining mold kit comew with 4 oz of silicone and a fast acting catalyst along with mixing cups and stirring sticks to allow you to make your own graining molds. It's enough to make about 4 molds - but you determine the size of each mold, so it can me more or less.
Simply mix the catalyst and silicone together and pour the mixture over a small undamged area of the grain you want to duplicate. The mix will harden in about two minutes, giving you a long lasting grain pad that can be used over and over again.
4 oz. jar
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sets up in about five minutes so you can use immediately on the job.
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