what its the best option to use in lycra fabric, swimwear, etc?
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This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If you wanted to use it for a small design or an ornament on the fabric it should work for that.
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This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If you wanted to use it for a small design or an ornament on the fabric it should work for that. This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If... » Read More This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If you wanted to use it for a small design or an ornament on the fabric it should work for that. « Show Less
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just follow the regular directions, small amount of water and rub in small amount of product. It works great!
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Hot/warm water, bleach not too much, detergent of course, and Liquid fabric softener good amount of it ;)
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I can't find a piece of lycra to try them on it, but I cut a elastic fabric and it works fine.
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No. If it's Lycra it's water permeable. If you want waterproof you'll need to look at silicone or latex swim caps
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Try Designer Skin "Black". I highly recommend it. My daughter suggested it to me a few years ago and it is all I will ever use. I'm sure that you will like it.
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You could use this between fabric and skin but I would recommend the very wide version this company makes.
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Hi Irina, Thanks for your inquiry. Unfortunately we do not carry any non-stretch fabric Nylon/Lycra fabric. The other option might be our Taslan fabric, which is usually used for outerwear. See link here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005UP5136. If you're interested please email us directly and we'll be happy to send a sample. Thanks. Plangea Customer Service 760-727-3332
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Worked great on cotton fabrics, but not sure that it would adhere very well to swimwear.
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I've been using two regular mesh bags, but I hear some people have been using nylon pantyhose. I've been forgetful as to buy a pair and try this method but I hear that it helps to pick up sand as well.
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Hi M.K, I've only used the product directly to lino's clothes and it works properly. Sorry
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Neoprene works best when worn next to the skin..They will keep you warm but not dry..I use mine to wear with sandel or booties while kayaking in cooler weather and water
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I use the rectangular cotton diapers and pin the sides. The liner is so thin it would fit in any brand. They make poop clean up so much easier!
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I use Ivory for delicate or fragile fabrics. That is its best use. For this reason, bleach and Ivory are not a good idea.
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Both fabrics can be easily cleaned with mild soap and water. I would go with velvet for a richer dressier look or microsuede for casual.
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The Forever New Fabric Care Wash is powder. I tried the liquid and didn't like it as well as the powder. I think it's a case of personal choice between the two.
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I used a bleach solution on mine until I realized it was too harsh for baby's skin (rash). I now use the Method brand sanitizing cleanser. The material is very durable.
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Lycra is the same stuff the stretchy workout clothes are made of. Designed to "hug" the body and yet let the skin breathe. In short, they will NOT keep your hair dry if that is what you mean by waterproof. For waterproof caps you need the rubber type, although these Lycra caps make great liners for he rubber ones so they (the rubber types) won't pull your hair when taking them off. What these do is hug your head and keep your hair neatly from flopping about and they truly feel like they aren't there, like a second skin, er, scalp?