Has anyone used this for Girl Scout patches?
522577
I didn't use if for that. I used it to glue fabric to leather -- and it was useless. It came apart after one wear. I think you better go with the other more expensive glues. This seems to only work for very thin fabric.
752202
I have used them to make a small grill cover with heavy duty plastic. I also used for a work apron by cutting small hole (size of grommet) then insert top and bottom of grommet, snap closed and hang keys through the new hole which is reinforced by the grommet. Great for tarps that the "grommets" ripped out of too.
1208821
No, there is no adhesive on it. It is "fuzzy" on one side and "prickly" on the other. I use is for cord wraps and any other thing I need a reusable wrap on. I suppose if you want to use it for sewing, you would use one strip with the fuzzy side out and another strip with the prickly side out. I like the fact that I can cut the length I need, no more, no less.
1919877
Curious if you bought and used it on your bag? I'm looking to do the same...
693613
I'd get 2 kits...our Girl Scouts (same age range) were pretty heavy on the dye. You might be cutting it close by the last few shirts.
1645250
9-10 times i would use patches for cleaning and lubing, as the cotton swab would get dirty quick. if i was going to use it i would use it to lube the bore after its been nice and clean.
1657466
It's plastic tape. I am no expert on sewing, but I would think the tape would just tear at the holes.
216254
Similar to Mod Podge or Elmer's. But some instructors that I have had at art retreats swear by it! I've had no problems with anything I've used it on.
2096324
This kit contains one 3" x 12" patch that can be cut to size. We can also put together a custom kit of 3" x 5 3/4" patches that you could cut and then overlap. Seems are more challenging. Tear-aid includes filament (fishing line) with instructions to lay the line on each side of the seam and put the patch over it to obtain a better seal. Haven't heard whether it works well or not. We'd recommend sealing the seam with a liquid (glue) patching material first, then applying the tear-aid patch(es) over the repair to seal and reinforce it.
265777
I think so. I use it for almost everything I need glue for. I used this to glue down a floor tile once and a friend used it to make a leather dress instead of sewing. I recommend laying the area where you are putting the patch as flat as possible and setting something flat and semi-heavy (a stack of books, etc) on top of it while it dries overnight.
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.
1947530
Wow! I have used it so don't have the package to look, but it is several feet worth. I used it to wrap a paw/leg maybe a dozen times? The stuff is sort of reusable too, if you remove it carefully, it will rewrap and restick on itself a few times as well.
107035
I have not used the flector patches but the Salonpas patches work great for me and are much cheaper than other same type items I have used in the past. A much better value.I will continue using the Salopas patch. If you wear them more than the recommended time they can irritate the skin where the patches are used.
707480
I would use those patches that are made for clothes. You iron them on. Put it on the outside (where it shows when you put it n the bed) and be vary careful!!! Don't iron too much to where you burn the material of the bed cover. It worked for me. To be extra safe I then hand sowed around the patch to make sure it stayed in place. The patch is good for keeping the cover waterproof. If you tore the bottom (the part that you can't touch to heat) then I don't know. Let me know how it goes.
243614
I have been using it to secure notions after sewing on. I just dot the knot with a bit of this.
1519679
Yes. I have used it to patch up the little Rios and tears in my little ones stuffed animals...dolly clothes..etc.
1692178
Yes, absolutely! I do. Depending on where the patch is placed, you may want to make sure it covered clothing to hold in place. It may peel up a bit an catch to the bedding. I wear the patches at least 8 hours... V