Does this work on fabric, such as canvas and cotton or nylon?
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The label specifically says: Do not use on asphalt, plastic, natuarl rubber or FABRIC, or on painted or recently stained surfaces. It is for wood, concrete, and brick.
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((Pardon/useless response)) This is a wood preservative/varnish like stuff, not for fabrics.
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Unfortunately, I can't tell if it works at all. I've tried it on canvas and leather with no noticeable difference.
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Absolutely. I've been using it on my most sensitive clothes my lululemon luon fabric to my cotton sheets. Works on everything!
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I don't know. I have never used it on linen, but on everything I have used it on it works beautifully (cotton, polyester, nylon, blends, etc.). It is the best I have found.
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I haven't actually used this on canvas, but I think they would work fine. They work on cotton fabric just fine, even the thicker fabric for the inkjet printers with the iron on stuff.
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I used it on my colorful umbrella, and this product worked beautifully this summer. I don't know how it would be on jute but would use it on the cotton.
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Works best on metal (floor pan, trunk pan, bare interior of the door) I do not recommend spraying on any fabric and would test before spraying on any plastic. It's like spray on rubber. Good luck.
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I have not used it for a cotton poly blend. If you have the fabric, see if the end has been cut with a knife or melted with a hot knife. I'll bet it was cut.
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I used it for labeling on a boat. I do not think it would work well on cloth.
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Worked great on cotton fabrics, but not sure that it would adhere very well to swimwear.
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It really depends on the fabric type, I've had great success removing the color from some things while other things it didn't work at all.
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I used it on a leather Gucci bag that has canvas in the middle of the bag . I sprayed the canvas part lightly holding the can about 6- 8 inches from fabric
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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.
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It worked on ink from a foutain pen but I don't know about clothe dye. I would think it would since it takes out ink, dog messes, and everything else. I love it myself. You might have to use it more than once on the dye. I use a dry cloth but you can try it wet if that works better.
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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.
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I honestly don't have an answer. I have not used these on fabric. My kids use them as face paint. Sorry I couldn't help you.
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I have only used it with quilting cotton fabrics. I think it will work well on any weight cotton but silky fabrics may be a problem.