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https://www.tearmender.com

10440 Trenton Ave St Louis, Missouri 63132, US

Tear Mender

Tear Mender is a non-toxic adhesive that forms permanent, yet flexible, bonds to materials it can penetrate. The glue is acid-free and formulated with natural latex. Bonds are usable/wearable within 3 minutes and wash-proof in 15 minutes making this product a quick fix for immediate fabric repairs. Tear Mender is ideally suited for repairs on clothing, leather, upholstery, home decor, sport/marine gear, and more. When dry, Touch-N-Bond is waterproof and UV resistant. Repairs to items used both indoors and out are durable and long-lasting. Tear Mender was originally formulated in 1932 by Val The Bish Cismoski. Tear Menders impenetrable bond quickly made it a staple in the farm industry and was used to repair canvas drive belts for farm machinery. Today, Tear Mender continues to provide the same flexible, permanent bond and is widely used for a multitude of tasks from garment care to crafts. Tear Mender is owned and operated by Lighthouse for the Blind in St. Louis, MO. All Tear Mender products are filled and packaged by employees who are legally blind. Proceeds from the sale of Tear Mender help fund 18 community outreach programs that support children who are legally blind.

Tear Mender logo

Tear Mender

Tear Mender is a non-toxic adhesive that forms permanent, yet flexible, bonds to materials it can penetrate. The glue is acid-free and formulated with natural latex. Bonds are usable/wearable within 3 minutes and wash-proof in 15 minutes making this product a quick fix for immediate fabric repairs. Tear Mender is ideally suited for repairs on clothing, leather, upholstery, home decor, sport/marine gear, and more. When dry, Touch-N-Bond is waterproof and UV resistant. Repairs to items used both indoors and out are durable and long-lasting. Tear Mender was originally formulated in 1932 by Val The Bish Cismoski. Tear Menders impenetrable bond quickly made it a staple in the farm industry and was used to repair canvas drive belts for farm machinery. Today, Tear Mender continues to provide the same flexible, permanent bond and is widely used for a multitude of tasks from garment care to crafts. Tear Mender is owned and operated by Lighthouse for the Blind in St. Louis, MO. All Tear Mender products are filled and packaged by employees who are legally blind. Proceeds from the sale of Tear Mender help fund 18 community outreach programs that support children who are legally blind.

tearmender.com

10440 Trenton Ave St Louis, Missouri 63132, US