Canvas Repair Kit with Tear Mender Glue & Speedy Stitcher Sewing Awl

Reviews

1. S Sam Weiss 5/5

   Speedy Stitcher is easier than expected

   I used iron-on and stick-on canvas first, then ran the awl around the patch to lock it in. I was apprehensive at the start, but the stitcher proved straightforward and not overly slow; a sewing machine would be faster if available. My hand stitches ended up tighter than my machine’s seams on this fabric.

2. B Briana 5/5

   Glue and canvas made an effective camper patch

   I didn’t use the awl, only the adhesive and canvas, and the repair held up nicely. For pop-up camper window tears I cut a large patch to size and glued it over the old fabric—simple and effective. The glue was easy to work with and did a great job for our needs.

3. B Bobbi B 4/5

   Exactly the right kit for my needs

   Just the right fix.

4. D duckhaven 5/5

   Solid results on a cotton boat cover

   My cotton mooring cover had worn corner holes. The supplied canvas was heavier than the cover, which helped. I glued both surfaces, let it cure, then stitched the perimeter the next day. Stitching takes a bit of practice and managing large fabric folds is tricky, but the repair seems sturdy.

5. M MB 1/5

   Glue stands out but kit canvas may not bond well

   The adhesive is the strongest component of the set. The included canvas has a coating on both sides that can resist bonding, so the fabric provided may not always accept the glue. The stitching tool is functional but you could source a separate awl if preferred; consider buying your own canvas if adhesion is critical.

6. M Matthew 4/5

   Hard to find a full canvas repair kit like this

   I bought this after finding a large tear in a used pop-up trailer. Most other kits were tiny or meant for light tents; this was the only full canvas kit I could locate. It includes adhesive, a sizable canvas piece and stitching supplies—an all-in-one option for bigger repairs.

7. P paul f 5/5

   Replacement glue fixed initial shipping problem

   First bottle arrived dried out, but the seller promptly shipped a replacement that has held up well so far. I haven’t tested waterproofing yet. Glue sets quickly and the patches were easy to apply. I skipped the awl because the assembly directions confused me and stitched by hand with a leather needle; everything else performed fine.

8. W Wendy L. 5/5

   Good alternative to panel replacement

   A mouse chewed small holes in my camper canvas and I chose this kit instead of replacing a panel. The adhesive can be messy—use a small dish and brush for cleaner application. So far the patch has survived a couple of trips and several rainy days.