I'm thinking about putting some of this radiant barrier inside a roman shade. Do you think it's sewable and will work if it's between fabric?
854227
I think that this product works by reflecting heat upwards, so if it's sandwiched between fabric I think it will not work
982330
I haven't tried it to be honest. It says on the back of the package "when using this product in cold weather, it may be necessary to soften it by holding over a warm air vent until it becomes pliable." I wasn't happy with how it worked in the summer when it was hot because it was constantly falling off so I bought something else instead. I bought the BRICA Stretch-to-Fit Window Shade and I love it.
637490
I have not tried it on those fabrics before, but I will say this product sticks. Unless you plan to wash, wear the item a lot or plan to try to "unstick" it at some point, or have a really thick seam (like using it to hem something), it would work fine on those surfaces.
428617
Yes. I put shade cloth over the top and 1 side for privacy. Works and looks good.
1976031
I didn't find that to be the case. I used it on sunbrella fabric and it worked well.
17080
Yes, but everything is blurred. The weave is somewhat open to allow air to flow through. I have a light beige material, but I think the darker color would limit the viability. I just went outside to see if you could see into the windows at night. Absolutely. Probably not a good choice for privacy.
1525390
I have not tried it; my experience is with gluing fabric to metal, which worked o.k., and fabric to fabric, which also worked o.k. The bottle says it works on nonporous materials but they recommend only "small projects," which sounds like it's not the best solution. Good luck; if the items you already tried did not work, I don't have any other suggestions.
950128
Since Corian is a nonporous material it should work fine. You might test a small nonvisible spot ad see what happens
1914472
You can easily poke a needle through the fabric of this lamp shade. There are inner and outer layers of fabric and at the top and bottom there is about a 1/4" of space between them but this flattens out if you smooth your hand over it.
220694
Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, this urethane will not work for this particular situation. It is best to take the entire back glass out of the fabric and glue it back in all at once. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.
660710
Unfortunatelly, I don't think it would work. The material is very stretchy and soft and it need some (even small) canopy to rest on, to create a bigger sunshade.
1288896
I don't think so...it is a mesh material, not total sunblock, like a black out curtain.
1486238
Hmmm - don't see why that wouldn't work - used the natural inside and out - so far no issues in a TN summer sun, but am aware I will need to refinish every year. Hopefully this helps.
2018991
Yes, but it won't keep out rain. I suppose it could be used for partial shade, though some of the sides are mesh.
2082133
It should work- this stuff is pretty sticky. Double check the 3M site for applications, but I think it should be good. You want to spray down both the surface and the fabric separately, about 2 coats on each. Let them dry for about 10 mins, then stick them together. Be really delicate with attaching the fabric to the surface, because once it's on there- it holds pretty tightly. Good luck with your project!
52156
It's actual fabric and it adheres to the panel next to it. It does provide complete shade. It actually can get hot in the "room" that it creates because coverage is so complete.
1636937
I used it on Sunbrella brand fabric and it worked very well. No experience with vinyl.