Does this fabric glue stiffen the fabric after application?
483690
it is a little stiffer, but still flexible. i used it to reglue patches on jeans that were coming up. i found no other glue that was better.
1664487
I had never used this on paper before. I have used it to repair the surface of castings. In response to your question I took a piece of origami and sprayed it. The spray did not do any damage to the paper. The paper was left with a mild sheen. One coat did not make it stiff. Maybe more coats would make it stiffer. It did look like the paper had a protective coating.
1974
I have not used it on the outside of anything, but from what I remember when I was cleaning up the glue, it was not sticky, if this is what you need. It is flexible but not grippy.
1756368
Not sure. I use it mainly for windows and doors, never need to glue it afterwards.
36645
I don't think so. I have noticed it does seem to stretch after a lot of uses. But if you wash & dry it, It tightens again.
772457
I don't really know but judging by the description of the Tacky glue, I would say no. This glue is not very thick and is not sticky.
2057765
Yes, but I have my own system. I put both pieces of the hoop together and cut the stabilizer the size of the outside hoop. I peel it off and just stick it under the hoop. It doesn't always all come off but it helps keep other fabric from sliding so I don't care. This uses less of it and all you do is just position your fabric over it and gently smooth out the fabric. I reuses it by putting scraps in the area where you pull it apart and I can usually get 3 uses at least.
917070
No, you use it to stiffen the fabric, especially around the corners (like in a chair) and then it is stapled.
616336
So long as you do several applications on the porous piece to ensure that it saturates, yes. The bond will probably be stronger than the knit piece itself.
264086
I'm going to say that you can shorten curtains with said adhesive. I used it to glue a confederate flag patch on my fishing vest, and it worked great. I used a little, and it still peeled. Then I used a lot to cover the patch and it has been secured well for this fishing season. I don't wash the vest, so I can't tell about how it stands up in the washing machine and dryer. But I believe this adhesive, without skimping, will work great for shortening curtains.
1832921
Fabric did not seem to stretch. Made a tie blanket with it and it worked fine. Didn't notice any stretch.
1422494
Yes, but the area that it's applied to will become a little stiff and rubbery
2202699
I've tried it only on fabric where it is excellent. The label claims it will bond fabric, lace, trim, leather & wood. It might be worth a try.
179121
I used the Mod Podge as a top coat and to adhere other papers to watercolor paper. It is extremely shiny and it is possible to build up quite a thick layer of it. Mod Podge remains flexible enough to bend on paper without cracking when applied in one or two layers. It does stiffen the paper somewhat.Since I didn't use it on fabric, I'm not sure how much it would stiffen it, but I think it would stiffen it quite a lot. I'd use an acrylic made for fabric if you want your fabric to feel soft to the touch. Don't know if this is what you had in mind. Hope it helps.
648168
yes, it attaches to fabric. but let it dry for a couple hours after spraying.
1242712
Hello It does but gets back to initial state in a little while Not suitable for super stretchy material though Hope that helps
2057832
We bought this when we put a new headliner in. We took out the headliner and removed the old fabric and applied new. This glue requires you the apply it in 2 different directions. It looks like silly string and it sets up really quickly. It works great. Hope this helps.