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Weld-On 4784 Flexible Solvent Cement – Vinyl, Fabric & Thermoplastic Adhesive

$33.85

Medium syrup, fast set, flexible bond. For flexible or rigid vinyl to itself or other materials such as fabrics, acrylics, butyrate (trim cap) and polyurethane. Weather resistant.

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Weld-On 4784 Flexible Solvent Cement for Vinyl, Acrylic & Fabric Bonding

Weld-On 4784 flexible solvent cement is a clear, fast-curing adhesive designed for flexible bonding of vinyl, thermoplastics, acrylic, and fabric materials.  Looking for other glue types?  Browse our catalog here:  Thomas Supply Co Adhesives

What is Weld-On 4784 Used For?

Weld-On 4784 is commonly used in upholstery repair, vinyl fabrication, and flexible plastic assembly where traditional rigid adhesives would fail. It bonds dissimilar materials while maintaining flexibility after cure, making it ideal for dynamic or soft-surface applications such as trim work, vinyl assemblies, and fabric reinforcement.

Weld-On® 4784 is a clear, thin to medium bodied solvent cement. It cures rapidly at room temperature resulting in a very strong but flexible bond. Some parts may be handled within a few minutes of application. Bond strength continues to develop very quickly, reaching a substantial level within hours. Joints have similar physical and chemical properties to acrylic plastic and are water and weather resistant.

Some yellowing may occur in high heat, extended sun exposure. Continuous immersion in water may weaken bond. For prolonged contact with water, use Weld-On 66

Common Applications

Weld-On 4784 is widely used across multiple industries where flexible bonding is required. It is especially effective in environments where materials experience movement, vibration, or temperature change.

  • Vinyl furniture and upholstery repair
  • Flexible vinyl-to-plastic bonding
  • Fabric and textile reinforcement
  • Thermoplastic assemblies (PVC, ABS, acrylic, CAB)
  • Trim cap and decorative vinyl applications
  • Light industrial and fabrication projects

Why Use a Flexible Solvent Cement?

Unlike rigid adhesives, Weld-On 4784 is formulated to remain flexible after curing. This allows bonded materials to expand, contract, and flex without breaking the adhesive joint over time.

It is especially useful when bonding vinyl or soft plastics to rigid substrates where movement stress would normally cause failure in standard adhesives.

SUBSTRATE RECOMMENDATIONS

The flexibility of Weld-On 4784 makes it ideal for bonding flexible vinyl to itself and several other thermoplastics including cellulose acetate butyrate (trim cap), rigid PVC, acrylic and Kydex® as well as porous materials such as fabrics.

Bonding Recommendations

Use when flexibility and weather resistance is preferred to rigid adhesive strength in applications where materials must move or flex without cracking the bond.

  • Repair or patch vinyl furniture seats
  • Fuse vinyl to thermoplastics
  • Bond to cotton and other fabrics

Application Tips

For best results, ensure all surfaces are clean, dry, and free of oils or contaminants before application. Apply a thin, even layer and allow proper contact pressure during initial cure.

Working time is limited, so proper alignment before bonding is important for best results.

WELD-ON 4784 PROPERTIES

COLOR WORKING TIME FIXTURE TIME
Clear 20 mins 20–30 mins
MIN. SHELF LIFE @73°F (YR) NUMBER OF COMPONENTS 80% STRENGTH
3 1 72 hrs

Want more specs?  4784 Technical Data Sheet

Professional Grade Flexible Bonding Solution

Weld-On 4784 is a professional-grade flexible solvent cement designed for demanding bonding applications where strength, durability, and flexibility are critical. It is widely used in fabrication, upholstery, industrial repair, and specialty assembly applications where rigid adhesives are not suitable.

Additional information

Size

1.5 oz. Tube, Pint, Gallon

Quantity

Individual units, 24 pack, 6 pack, 4 pack

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