I have a shirt that has two buttons, and in between the buttons the hole is too big. Will this tape work for this? Cloth to cloth?
1452854
Purchasing this product was a waste of my money so I can't recommend it. It did not work for me "cloth on cloth" or "cloth and skin."
1452855
It should. I've used it to temporarily "hem up" the sleeves of a sweater and that worked very well.
1800566
I never thought of it. The tape is very sticky so I believe it would work. Try it and then post the results for others. Unlike!
1580866
I did not use it for that, and I suspect it depends how much you want to use. I think the instructions do not advise using it for this. Would suggest you try some on a small piece of cloth.
1459784
No, this wouldn't work for patches on clothing. You can buy fusable facing/interfacing that would work on the inside much better. Just check with a fabric store if you have one close.
1672583
If anything would help ,I would use the regular black Gorilla tape which has a cloth backing. Clean the back and apply 4" strips across the split and then 2 strips over the length .Trim the ends if needed. Then press down firmly ( step on it ) .I hope that this helps, Dave , Good Luck.
1320410
If it is leather, you might try it in an inconspicuous place (on the underside of the vest). This particular product dried incredibly shiny and was not flexible... it cracked on my leather furniture. I would not recommend trying it on a piece of clothing that you really like; instead, I would ignore the pin holes.
2155044
I have the button not wrapped and away from where I do have it wrapped. works great. good luck.
52474
Good question, not sure, how about if you put some sort of tape over it, tight enough that the button can't be pressed? I'd have to read the directions, which I'm sure you have.
2009227
I haven't used the tape on any cloth-covered books, but since I like to make myself useful to people, and since I still have some of the tape, I decided to test it. I taped a small piece to a linen-covered box, and it adhered neatly. I left it for five minutes, then came back and peeled it off. It peeled off pretty easily. I know that it can be peeled off cardboard, too, but not quite as easily. Bottom line is, I don't know whether this will work for you.
1710307
I used it on a metal clothesline encased in plastic - this holder rips through the plastic casing then slides on the metal. Your best bet is using a rope clothesline and just tie knots IMO.
72626
I wouldn't. The best tape for that is electrical. This tape is cloth based fibers.
1217956
I had my last button on for about a month and I recently switched it out with a new button, and a little residue was left behind. A damp cloth removed it after about a minute if gentle wiping. The adhesive they use is very soft and pliable allowing repositioning when desired, which is nice, but not without fault. Hope this helps.
299996
I think that it really depends on what kind of fabric. I love this tape but when you use it to stick fabric to fabric, sometimes it doesn't hold as well as you would like. I tried to use it temporarily for a pair of pants that needed to be rehemmed and it didn't hold as well as certain fabrics.
1460024
You need a 1.5 to 2 inch offset on all sides to pull and stretch the cloth. You may be able to just manage it with the 15 inch width of the two speaker frames lined side by side on the 36" side of the cloth. BTW use a very sharp knife for trimming and neat cuts.
1628964
It is the strongest tape for skin and clothes made so if this doesnt work, I dont know what will...it held my strapless bra up and dress down so no gap or cleavage. You will find other uses for it if it does not hold the shapewear, for sure! worth a try... It also held a bra strap in place on my sholder so it would not show under my shirt... Never tried it with shapewear though.
918698
Double sided removable Velcro tape may work for you. Sewing section if bought in a store.
1657466
It's plastic tape. I am no expert on sewing, but I would think the tape would just tear at the holes.