Would this be suitable to iron on satin?
184533
In some cases yes, and in some cases no. It would entirely depend on whether your fabric could withstand the heat of the application. We always recommend testing fabric first to see if it's damaged by an iron set to 350 degrees.
477971
I think this would work great on upholstery. You might gave to use small scissors at the seam lines but it would work well on the flatter areas. Nancy Jo
1076572
I don't think so. Lacquer has the advantage that you can re-coat even many years later. It is not very scratch resistant. I do not know about heat. I use satin Deft for turned objects that will not get a great deal of wear when I want a low luster. If you do use it and it is going over an existing finish, coat with shellac before applying.Many years ago I finished our kitchen table with tung oil and it held up remarkably well for many years of hard use.
158588
I have not had a problem using my machine for that type of fabric. I did small projects though. I would say so long as you are using the right thread, needle and tension you should be ok.
653710
I just heated up my iron and gave it a try just to be sure before answering... No, this is not an iron on product. Also I would say it is a bit heavier than medium and somewhat paper like. I use it for machine embroidery in the hoop. Hope that helps.
126321
I've used it through silk screens on a variety of fabrics, cotton, 50/50, and polyester canvas. It'd probably stick pretty well to any surface (when applied liberally) but I'm thinking it'll flake off along with any rust that it's attached to does
1481319
whether or not it is okay on a satin finished guitar is not detailed or specified on the kits packaging or individual bottles themselves. I would contact the manufacturer in hopes they can provide you with accurate information. All my guitars have a shiny finish. Sorry. =/
951189
Sorry.... used it on brass with a satin finish so can't answer your question.
1233256
I use mine to hem pants to make aprons. I use it for all of my sewing needs so I would think that you would be fine with it.
2128621
If you have some sewing skills and could finish off the edge then it would work. If not, I would say no because the outer edge binding would start to unravel.
217504
I use it for machine embroidery it is a little thick not sure if it would work on cardstock
2113031
No it does not slip when used with cotton sheets. I don't know how it would do on satin sheets.
1429377
I ironed it onto my under armor compression capris. It did iron on fine - but only survived a few washes.
749380
This product is stiff. I don't know what sort of fabric you would be adhering it too, but it would definitely change the texture of a thin fabric and might not look good. Could work on a very heavy fabric such as canvas or sail cloth
1619747
Well, yes, and no. I found these towels great for embroidery! They washed well, no ironing needed!! They took transfer well, and were so long, that I was able to cut a couple in half to use. I thoroughly enjoyed embroidering these, and it seemed to go fast! But these towels aren't vintage in any way, and are a nice crisp white. You could have a lot of fun altering these to look more vintage, so,....enjoy !!!
1688562
Well to be honest I didn't buy it to iron onI bought it so my guys wouldn't scratch up the top of my new dryer. But I really don't think it would transfer heat by by the look of the fabric. And if it did I really don't think it would get hot enough to harm anything. Hope this helps
1688560
I cannot answer the question. I have not used it for ironing. I was using it to cover my new dryer to protect it but it was too small.