Do you know would this substance react with synthetic fabrics such as vinyl or spandex?
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It works on vinyl and will work on spandex/clothing... I just don't know how long it will stay. I used the excess I had left on an old pair of adidas sandals (the stripes) and nearly 3months later, despite all the wear and beach/rain/water, they still glow strong... I don't know what you have intended, but machine washing I haven't tested... As far as reacting to substances vinyl will work no issue, spandex will def work at 1st, just up in the air how low if it's going to be washed... :) hope that helps
1914473
My guess would be yes because it's fabric not plastic, but I didn't test it.
1137717
It lists fabric as one of the surfaces it is good for, but not particular composition or type. If you are thinking about a costume; this is extremely flammable -- avoid heat, sparks & open flame. I just wanted you to take that into consideration.
1178684
I wrote to the manufacturer and the response was, "This is not labeled for use on clothing." My question to them was, "Are there petroleum products in this formula?" There was no response to this specific question, so I presume that there ARE petroleum products included in this formula.
951235
It should, but keep in mind, it is not for cotton. The label specifies synthetics and gore-tex.
937454
We have had customers use on neoprene suits but did not receive any feedback so this is an application that you would need to test to determine how well it works for your needs. This specific formula is tested and intended for use on outdoor synthetic fabrics such as those used in tents, awnings, etc.
1410122
Yes, synthetic leather and vinyl are very durable. Would I use this product on leather? Probably not.
924478
It just specify on the bottle it MAY bleach fabric. So I would still be cautious about it. I don't see it happening to mine since I have mostly dark fabrics I would've seen it at once.
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Metal, most likely. I believe this manufacturer makes a separate product for fabrics.
2023643
Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Silica, Tin Oxide, Calcium Sodium Borosilicate, Sodium Dehydroacetate
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i would think so and would try it myself. have used it on fine natural fabrics as well as synthetics w/ excellent results. the spray dries to a powder on surface which is then brushed off easily. seems to lift stain w/out deep penetration into fabric. best spot cleaner i have ever used. (like the idea from another reply to use vacuum cleaner to remove powder)
1204865
No. This product stained my clothing when used. Don't buy this product for use on anything!
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I used this on the headliner. Pretty sure it was a polyester fabric. I wouldn't recommend this for use on suede/"pleather"/leather. This kit is best suited for fabric repairs.
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It has been several months and I gave mine away. I know it has polyester in it but I don't know the percetage. It was very hot and made us feel sticky.
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Hi Stuart. I would say, yes. I can't imagine any reaction being caused by the lube. I bought it to use on the plastic guides of the cable-lacing system of my Red Wing boots. So, it acts as a buffer between hard plastic and soft plastic cable coating. It's a great product. No more sqeeky boots. I hope that was helpful. Best wishes. Steve.
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It depends on the material, if it is denim, nylon, silk, polyester, polyester blend or heavy material, no. otherwise I don't know.
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yes you can:) I already used vinylex on faux leather and it did an AMAZING JOB:):):)