Does this stick to fabrics really well?
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I would not expect it to perform well on fabrics. It is better suited for hard surfaces
1129947
I have only labeled clothing. If the fabric is smooth it will pull off with no residue. It you label fabric like terry cloth it is difficult to remove.
691939
Maybe- I used this to adhere patches to a vest, so I know that it adheres well to cloth.
233297
Yes. If the surface is properly washed and thoroughly dried before application, it adheres very well and stays put. I use mine on exercise steps to prevent slipping and I still have the original application on. I think it's been about a year so far.
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rougher type fabric surface. sticks pretty well to hair but not pulling at it. does fall out if not secured well
1370055
Yes, I just tried it and it does stick, but not well. It won't slide around, but it will peel off very easily.
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I have only used it on Sunbrella marine fabrics. It works amazingly well for that application.
160119
Hi - I've found this to be very versatile labels...but I've never tried them on fabric, although my guess is that they would work fine for this purpose.
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It's slightly stretchy and flexible enough for fabric, but I highly doubt it has enough adhesive strength to go through even a gentle hand-washing. I really only recommend this product for adhering to solid, non-permeable objects. Try searching for sew-on reflective tape, which I've seen in black before.
1038647
I have gotten it on my clothing but it came right out with regular washing. Wasn't a problem for me but I don't wear many dry-clean only fabrics so can't speak to those.
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I only use it on paper. My instinct tells me it would not work on fabric since it smears even after I've let it dry overnight (and it would probably smear when washed). But maybe some one else has had success.
379179
It actually moves around really well if you follow the directions. It doesn't stick til you want it to
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I didn't find that to be the case. I used it on sunbrella fabric and it worked well.
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It comes off my fabrics just fine. I won't let it go through the wash though.
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Due to an accidental test, I can say the adhesive on the back of the Velrco will stick to polyester fabric, but not permanently. It is not a strong bond. If you or the fabric/garment maker has used softeners or other addiditives on the fabric, that may effect the result. It is probably not a good application unless you do not need much adhesion. It is probably best to do one of the following: 1. Sew or clamp (studs, staples, etc..) the Velcro backing to the fabric 2. Put fabric glue on the fabric and let it cool or dry to create a better surface before sticking the Velcro on (I have not tried this) 3. Maybe using a heat gun or hot hair dryer after placing the adhesive backed velcro on the fabric might allow the Velcro adhesive to better permeate the fabric (I have not tried this either) This industrial Velcro is less flexible than normal Velro, so keep this design parameter in mind.
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I did not try them on fabric but they are pretty sticky so it wouldn't surprise me if it worked. If you want them to stay long term you could always use another adhesive like tacky glue and then you could be sure they would stay. Good Luck
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I don't know if it will stick to fabric, but if it does it will definitely work. From what I've experienced, you can erase and rewrite as much as you want.