Does it stick to fabric? i.e. the back of a patch.
1045285
It barely even sticks to itself let alone stick to other objects. For the actual Velcro brand there stuff is lacking. The adhesive is weak, and the Velcro is no better. You would be better off with an off brand.
898908
Yes. It's vinyl. I have fabric cloth so it doesn't stick, but pretty sure even with plastic it's not going to be a problem.
118155
It does not. And the back is a very thin grid layout, so even if you were using adhesive strips on the back of it, I don't know that they'd be very successful in holding on to the back of the rubber. There's not a lot of surface area for a double sided tape to hold on to.
279248
Yes it will stick and should be fine. Although i've had times when pulling the velcro apart the one side that is attached to the material or backpack per say pulls off and the two pieces are stuck together. I tacked both pieces of velcro down with a needle and thread and its perfect now.
504845
I don't believe it would stick as well as you would like. I have used these to keep a pair of fabric drapes closed, and it does so poorly. Fortunately I need extremely minimal tension so it does the job, and it's just a hack solution, but no I would not say these stick to fabric (especially like you would probably be expecting).
61854
On my computer it didn't. I stuck it on and didn't take it off again. But tried a little corner, didn't seem to leave any residue. Once you put it one stays on real good.
586974
It will glue to fabric such as fiberglass cloth and most fabric with a weave that allows some penetration. Ripstop nylon as in a tent does work as long as you really clean it with a solvent to remove grease. I have seen it work on the floor of an old tent but such repairs will tend to be brittle as fabric without support flexes and without a stiff backing, will crack eventually. The Goop does have some flex so it might last for some time depending on your application.
2034038
I would be inclined to say no. I got a bit of fabric glue on mine that bled through some fabric and it hasn't come off yet.
691939
Maybe- I used this to adhere patches to a vest, so I know that it adheres well to cloth.
2082035
I tried it on the soft side of a velcro patch I have, they stick but with minimal bonding strength. I think they lack the aggressive texture of regular velcro so they don't bond as secure to it as they bond to themselves. Probably not the choice to retain something to regular velcro, they do however bond extremely well to my trucks headliner material, which works well to hang my sun glasses from and keep them out of the change/drink tray.
1101865
I have used this glue to attach many things. The thing is to watch for is the glue oozig through the fabric. Test it on fabric on scrap leather first. The decision can be made then.
73017
Where is the rip? In an obvious location? You could use this patch but I think it would be obvious depending on the location of the rip. I used it to patch a hole in the knee of my son's school uniform sweatpants. I put it on the outside. It has endured lots of "playtime" and washings, so once it's on - I don't think you can peel it off. It's stuck on there pretty darn good.
452610
Yes, but only on really flat surfaces, like flat plastic, acrylic, sheets of metal (sheets of anything, really), the back LCD screens... But it won'd adhere to fabric or anything like that. haven't tested on glass. The things I stick with it, they remain stuck, as long as they are flat. I feel the tape lost some stickiness after being exposed to high humidity (the kind of humidity you get when you see morning dew on plants), but I shouldn't have exposed the tape to that. Just keep it in a fresh, dry place, it will last.
1333991
Yes, I think so if the jacket is cloth and not vinyl or leather. It works well if it can "grab" something to adhere to and it "grabs" cloth well. Remember, though, that it may slightly discolor fabric so keep the TM under the patch and don't allow it to bleed out from under it. Use a small amount at first and add to it if you need more.
1126005
Hello. My answer is yes with one caveat. I have used this glue to hold badges and patches in place (be sure to get the glue all the way to every edge of the patch). If you don't get the glue all the way to the edges, they will "crinkle" after washing. You only have one try to get the placement perfect (having the glue spread all the way to the edge prevents moving the patch around to achieve the correct placement because the glue will show from where you moved it originally). Also, the dried glue will show through the back of the sash.
1284327
No, sorry. I will say that when I used it, it left a sticky residue that lasted for over a week....and it didn't seem to repel anything.
1349404
It is like a spray on coating that hardens into a rubberized sheet, yes it will stick but if you don't like it then peel it off!