Will this stick to fabric? I have a strap for a knee brace which no longer sticks and was wondering if I could add this.
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).
1056487
Is this something you want to add to your sock aid? The one shown comes with it and I take it off right away as it doesn't work well with nylon hosiery for me. Perhaps you could find something at a hardware store that has an adhesive backing where you could cut a round shape to stick to your Sock Aid, Mole skin comes to mind with the adhesive back. Get that at the drug store. Hope this helps.
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.
1028272
I do moisten the backing before I put on the strap. In conversation with other Wearlink users, I know that not everyone finds it necessary--my personal trainer never moistens hers. The new vinyl Wearlink seems to be much more sensitive than the older mesh model. I remember setting and resetting the mesh strap to maintain contact, and I do not have to do this at all with the vinyl strap.
299996
I think that it really depends on what kind of fabric. I love this tape but when you use it to stick fabric to fabric, sometimes it doesn't hold as well as you would like. I tried to use it temporarily for a pair of pants that needed to be rehemmed and it didn't hold as well as certain fabrics.
749380
This product is stiff. I don't know what sort of fabric you would be adhering it too, but it would definitely change the texture of a thin fabric and might not look good. Could work on a very heavy fabric such as canvas or sail cloth
1203542
I wouldn't recommend it for that. It's rather thick and stringy, I would try a spray adhesive, it would go on easily and it does have a good hold. Elmers has one, it's called craft bond.
1874600
You can use the secure strap as it's designed for a certain height. You can use the stickies (which I never use I suppose). If you are a hard runner, I would be very careful with this approach.
2004760
Might--it's pretty sticky. I was using it to pad and adjust a splint for my healing broken arm, and it has stayed on well. Good luck!
372942
I would think not. there is a different material underneath. I would not suggest wearing a knee brace/support other then it's original intention.
365044
It would be marginal. I just measured mine and in a relaxed state the strap is 24 inches long including the kneepad. It will stretch but it is doubtful there would be enough Velcro overlap to hold. You might be able to use some double sided Velcro to extend the strap.
1608898
These will work well for knee cap support, but the Velcro will ware out after a couple weeks of using them (I was doing some pretty vigorous activity) and it got to the point when I put them on but if I bent my knee the Velcro would not be strong enough to hold the straps down, so the braces were useless after that and I ended up buying new ones (I had two btw). So if you get this brace just be gentle with it. Hope I helped!
174427
I just bought a little kneeling foam pad that is sold for gardening and strap it on when my wife is a passenger. I might cut it to fit and use some contact cement to tack it on at some point, but the river strap and pad set up works pretty good for now.
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Have absolutely no idea. Never tried these on any fabric either sticky side or Velcro side. Just used it to keep equipment from sliding on desktops, which it did a really good job. The sticky part was removed with some difficulty so does not appear to be permanent. It could set in after many months.
300009
No. The cloth is speaker cloth on both sides. I don't think that Velcro of any kind would stick to it.
1915616
As per our Technical Department, you can slip this under a bra strap. But the other answers are correct, there is no velcro or straps to hold this item in place
409287
Yes, but I had to use this amazing glue they sell called E-6000 to glue the velcro onto fabric so it would reallys stay. These are super nice caddies and I'm glad I took the time to attach them. You may need a little extension to the flap to get it over a hospital bed...not sure.