Fix your broken zipper in 2 minutes!

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[jayt]

PERFECT!!! What a brilliant demonstration - clear, concise, no need for talking. Problem solved. Thank you!

[rh]

Holy smokes! I’ve been pondering the replacement of a zipper on a jacket that I haven’t worn in years…. I just tried this and IT WORKS! That saves me about $100.00 that the tailor was going to charge. 👍👍👍

[Saucyakld]

Thank you, that fixed zippers on bags, sleeping bags and my jacket. Very grateful, many thanks!♥️

[NashBrooklyn]

simple but an effective vid! wonder why no one makes more vids on things we normally ignore in life! I have a beard shaver's case that was missing 2 teeth in the middle of its zipper - I literally ignored that for over 10 years - but now sit down and fixed it in a minute or so - thanks for the inspiration and technique in the easy-peasy way of getting it done - once again, cheers for that!!

[buteveryoneknewherasnancy]

You forgot to show how you reattach the zipper pull on a zipper that’s already sewn into a garment or bag. It’s easy enough on a zipper that’s not yet sewn in.

[azcactus]

Thank you so much for posting this video. You helped me solve a problem that would have normally cost me at least $40.

[gti]

Brilliant! Just fixed two zips with the first method, that I thought were history, thanks.

[markflapper]

Best YouTube video ever!
Great tips and info, no talking heads, handy and useful to all people all over the world!!!
Best example why this channel is great!!!
✌🤩👍

[bountyhunter]

What happens here, it that the slider eventually stretches and opens up slightly from tugging on it, and the zipper tangs fails to mesh fully. On plastic zippers especially, I just force the slider backwards towards the end stopper, keeping a tight grip of both tracks of the zipper to keep them parallel. If it's too tight to drag slider backwards, open slider at the back, very slightly. Then move the slider up just a couple of tangs, to check that they're meshing properly. Bring back the zipper to the fully end stopped position, and squeeze the slider slightly with the pliers. Test it again, and it should feel slightly tighter to pull the slider. Works with metal type zippers too, although it may be necessary to open the slider just very slightly at the back of it, with small flat blade or similar, to allow it to drag back to the end stopper. Only slight pressure is needed with the pliers when squeezing, as the slider is often made of cast metal, and will break easily. This method has worked for me, and doesn't require removal of the slider, or any of the zipper tangs. Occasional lubrication of the zipper ( wax or equivalent ), and careful use of the slider should help minimize problems. Cheers 🍻

[juliesmith]

Ive always want to fix my coat now I'm glad I have found someone who can help thanks

[buddyboyx]

I knew the first fix but the second one was new to me. Thanks.

[jellico]

Period this video saved my fake bag lol your the bomb make more specific vids please

[itzamee]

Valuable information everyone can use - thank you

[neguel]

Thank you so so so so so much! You saved my bag!!!

[Umski]

Have done this a few time on various zips that kids etc pull on too hard - it only works a couple of times as eventually the metal fatigues and bits just break off :/ Great tip to share :)

[dfu]

Outside of the Box Baby!!!! You got it!!!! Nice

[ЭлС-лт]

Это раньше помогало, когда замки на молниях были металлическими, а сейчас это на 95%сплавы, которые или рассыпятся тут же, или проработают ещё день-два...и в самый неподходящий момент скопытятся, показывая всем вокруг содержание вашей сумки. Проще поменять на новый замок, чем жимкать старый, раз уж разобрали молнию...

[dhereekleslie]

Omg My zipper is fixed! Thank you soo much!

[zenaaden]

Thanks alot for the second idea...very good video

[jullienna]

Thank you so much, it worked on my favorite purse.