Does it work to remove glue from a soccer jersey that had the patch removed?
918453
If you have already tried rubbing alcohol or acetone nail polish remover (separately, of course) and neither worked, you could give this stuff a try. As suggested, try it on an inconspicuous spot, as the product is strong and could melt the fabric. If it doesn't work on the jersey, you'd at least have it on hand for other tasks. I have used it a lot for removing various gunky substance that don't budge with anything else.
918454
The can mentions damage to some rugs and even to hard services. If you want to try it, I would find a seam you don't care about and use very little. I would think the jersey may melt.
918455
I can't say I've ever run into a problem like that. I agree with Jrp., try it on a small unseen spot.
1334305
It might if the seam is easily covered by the patch. You have to really follow the directions and get the tightest seal possible. Worth a try. Not to expensive. Good luck!
391321
GG usually does remove old glue/decal residue, but I believe your glue may have hardened over the years. Keep rubbing with GG for 5 minutes as hard as you can. If nothing, then it probably won't work. You'll need to scrape it off with a metal scraper & maybe a razor for the last small bits remaining. Careful if you don't wanna scratch your tiles.
16894
It may work but be careful....this glue expands A LOT and is very difficult to clean-up. I tend to use this particular glue on projects that don't require so much "neat and tidy" results. It is a strong glue.
752442
Try lighter fluid (like Zippo, aka naphtha). This removes all kinds of sticky glue residue.
374871
I doubt it. The patch comes in a fairly large piece (4 x 6) if memory serves me right. It is rather difficult to cut. It would also probably look like a patch on the boot, if that is not an issue, you could try. It also doubt it would stand up to water, scuffing etc. as it is a patch and sits above the rest of the item. It would be subject to getting caught and peeled off.
2258905
I use it on nearly everything--including jersey. it seems course, but I have never had any problems with it.
1629451
I think it will work.I would try super glue because it is clear and not so noticeable.
95081
You could try using a hair dryer to heat the glue to soften it and thus make it easier to remove.
1773216
No, it is not a patch. It's printed on the jersey. Real, good quality print I might add. Thrown it in the washer numerous times, and hasn't faded or worn out.
1509503
Yes. I used it to glue the sole of a shoe, later took the shoe to the shoe repair shop,when I picked the shoe up, he said he had to sand the glue I had used, it took a while for him to remove it.
1857813
This is not exactly a precision glue. It works really well on plastics but you can't apply it very easily to small parts unless you have a great tool.
1574407
Absolutely. Applying the patch to a clean, dry surface is the ideal method but for many of us that isn't an option. What makes this kit special is that it will work under water as well.
1661251
It might depend on how big the hole is. You could always pull it apart for a second while you apply the patch.
1848121
According to their customer service they have changed the amount and maybe also formulation of the glue they use. We had no problem at all removing it.
1457983
Yes. Our patch held for a couple of uses. Our Airhead Inflatable Tube is leaking again, and we have not determined if it is the same location or a new punture.
290724
Absolutely- but the patch itself is heavy and you will see the borders of it- and don't expect so be able to remove it. You might want to try covering the logo with black leather dye first.