Would this work on a canvas bag without causing any stiffness or stickyness?
1860060
Yes. I think so. This product dried without any haze or noticeable difference on the application area. But we used it for a canvas awning. It's stationary. And it's still working now & we applied that stuff way over 3 years ago. Make sure you soak it!
1860061
Yes, I have used this product on a canvas tent, and stickiness or stiffness. Works great!
2160519
I would think it would. There are 2, flat,plastic discs, with a hole in the center and a slit in them which enables you to push them open enough to slide around the wooden closet pole. They just go around it, but don't actually fasten to it. As long as the metal pole is no larger in diameter I wouldn't think it would make any difference. PS I'm still happy with my bag.
170647
It will but will be a tight squeeze. If you are not rough with the bag, you'll be ok
557957
it would be tight, but if you put only one in the bottom diagonally it would work, as the bag is a liitle flexible
1179613
My guess is it will adhere best to smooth surfaces and may need some help on canvas or other porous materials.
737847
I have used it for silken coach handbags and it has worked nicely. But I put them in a mesh bag. I don't put the cloth in the bag
500272
No it won't...but be aware, the bag can get very heavy, depending on how many items you put in it!
1649947
It probably will. The stickiness may wear off sooner in that case, but you could use nylon threads and a needle to add another layer if stiching so it'll last much longer
729261
Mine stays on pretty well. That doesn't mean it will never slip off but the material is such that it's effective at gripping the fabric you're wearing. It's excellent at making a heavy gear bag much more comfortable to carry for long periods. I recommend it.
1031154
It depends on the bag. When we used it on the chex mix bag, no problem, on the lays chips bag the bag was thinner and it started to get stuck. Be aware that too thin of a bag will cause a problem.
323173
It could work if the stuff isn't too heavy (say more than 40 lbs). also best when rolled on smooth flat surfaces.
1421241
I would say no. It is more for canvas or materials. On those it works great.
1655188
No it will not "stick" to anything. (at least in my experience) It has a plastic like feel to it. It increases the roughness of the texture but it wont "stick" to anything. Not leather, not cloth, not even valcro.
1006942
Probably. I use this on a messenger bag filled with camera equipment and it helps a lot. Keeps the strap from digging into my shoulder. My messenger bag strap is about 1 - 1.5 inches wide.
2081955
I have not found anything it does not stick to, but, I have never tried a plastic bag. I use it on paper, wood, CD's, DVD's, etc. I guess it would depend on the type of plastic. The heavier the bag the better. Grocery bags may not hold long.
2267713
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
1306196
I have not tried it for that purpose. It's like sticky paper. It will stick to anything between it and the mounting surface. I think with fabric you'd get wrinkles. Once the adhesive touches, it is not re-positionable. There are a number of paste adhesives useful for mounting canvas. I have had poor results with this 3M product and would recommend people avoid it.