Will velcro patches stick to felt background?
1664766
I gave this away as a gift and replaced the green background. I seem to remember it being felt like. If so, velcro would stick to it.
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.
1286380
I leave the protectors on all the time, but one of the Velcro tabs worked itself loose (no damage to door, now reattached) but you would probably want to leave the tabs on. If I'm not mistaken, the scratchy part of the Velcro is on the protector.
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.
1191134
I have tried with foamy and works well, I have not tried with felt, when I do I'll let you know.
1407435
I moved mine to another room. The velcro removed some finish on first window, but I used it again in second room! So far so good.
1795913
my windows have metal frames, I used alcohol, didn't really think about it. as long as the surface is clean the velcro should stick.
1297439
Yes they will scratch, but i have read where others have used backing to minimize it, felt might work I've read that some have used like a car cameo like used for drying cars to good effect.
200330
I live in CA and the temperature has already reached 98 degrees on a few days. The patch has not fallen off. I imagine that the patch will get as dusty as the rest of your screen, but will probably not fall off.
1760021
the application of the glow does not so much matter as to what you do with the veneer once you have in it place. Apply glue to the and iron it on. yes with the clothes iron
1294860
When the manufacturer says permanent they mean it! This stuff isn't going anywhere after it's put in place. I'm confident that it would adhere to vinyl no problem.
1883042
Mine's got some time left on it so I haven't an answer. Might go to an arts & crafts store like Hobby Lobby...I won't but if you don't have any problems with that company they may have some velcro strips you could use...
587494
Felt - it's a neat idea - I'm sure if one were creative, you can make your own - not so fancy - pot protectors for a couple of $!! ) or maybe you can make it fancy!! )
1983829
I wouldn't use glue because eventually the felt surface will wear down and you'll want to replace them. If they're on with superglue, you might have more difficulty removing them and it might leave residue on the plastic cap. I suggest you clean the plastic cap thoroughly, let it dry, then stick these on with their own adhesive. For me, that's usually been enough when I'm applying them to plastic.
1994002
They stick but I don't think it's adhesive. My vet recommended this product for my cat's large open wound. It was supposed to allow skin generation and healing while wearing this patch. The whole patch is tacky. There's no untacky spot on the patch.
1735960
It looks to me that a strip of Velcro would do. That is what I am going to try.
324997
Note that the Velcro tabs are pretty likely to pull off door frame paint when removed (assuming they're stuck to painted wood like ours). You might consider using some sort of less aggressive tape if your landlord will be scrutinizing every inch of the place. Or you could plan to sand and repaint those spots.