How to easily repair a fabric or leather bag clasp with super glue
If your bag clasp or fastener is coming loose, it can become difficult to keep your items safe and secure. Instead of throwing your broken bag in the bin, a drop or two of glue can easily repair a canvas bag or leather bag, extending its lifespan and saving you money.
Whether you have a broken bag clasp, bag strap, ripped fabric or other, we have a multitude of repair glues so you can select the perfect adhesive for fabric repairs or leather repairs.
Don’t bin it, fix it and become an everyday #REPAIRHERO!
What you will need
- A canvas or leather bag
Instructions
Disclaimer
Please note this guide features images of an adhesive that is now discontinued, however, the step-by-step tutorial is correct to the new product.
Step 1: Clean the bag
Clean your leather or canvas bag and the torn-off fastener before gluing. This will ensure the best bond possible is achieved.
Step 2: Apply the glue
Apply the glue to the back of the fastener or other areas of the bag which may need repairing.
Our glues set within as little as 5 seconds - please refer to the specific glue's technical data sheet for precise drying times.
Got glue on your fingers? Discover our guide to removing super glue from skin if this becomes a problem for you.
Step 3: Reattach the bag fastener
Place and press the glued fastener onto the bag to create a secure bond between your leather bag or canvas bag and the fastener.
Step 4: Allow it to dry
Leave the fastener in position on the bag to dry for an ultra-strong, long-lasting bond.
Step 5: The fastener is repaired and you're ready to go
Ta-da! You've repaired your leather bag or canvas bag clasp using super glue.
Bostik's range of repair glues includes the perfect, multipurpose adhesive for repairing difficult materials such as fabric, canvas or leather. Our glues are ultra-strong, will resist movement and have water resistant properties, depending on your needs.
Related products
Popular tutorials
How to repair a broken ceramic vase
How to repair a broken glass
How to repair a broken wooden coat rack
How to repair a plastic toy
How to repair a rubber bracelet
How to repair metal objects using super glue
How to repair the sole of your shoe
6 steps to create a DIY flower candle holder
Everything you need to know: Super Glue
How to create a DIY cake stand or homemade vase
How to create a DIY sun mirror
How to create DIY Halloween jar lanterns
How to create your own DIY ceramic plant pots
How to fix a broken picture frame with glue
How to fix broken hard plastic items
How to fix ripped jeans with fabric glue and a decorative patch
How to glue metal to metal
How to make a Christmas wreath at home
How to make a DIY plant frame
How to make your own pendant light
How to read hazard icons on glues
How to remove fabric glue from clothes
How to remove super glue from clothes
How to remove super glue from skin
How to repair a child's paddling pool using plastic glue
How to repair a leather sofa cushion
How to repair broken headphones