Has anyone used this to patch a whole in pants pocket?
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I didn't, but if that is what you need it for a strongly advise against it because it is not very strong.
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It depends on how thin the material is. Try using a thin wet towel over the patch when applying it.
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I have only used it on cotton fabrics so far but I searched on line and saw several people say they have used it on very heavy fabrics and denim and that it should sew any heavy fabric.
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I have not attempted this. It is very stretchy and sticks to itself almost too well. I was using it fro plant protection. Bad knee acting up right now, but let me see if I can find my hot air gun and I'll try it, and let you know.
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I was able to cut the patch to a desired size and shape and then remove backing before applying it. The adhesive was super strong and the tape was not at all stiff once the backing was removed. Once removing the backing you need to handle it very carefully as it's it's extremely floppy. It can fold over and stick to itself. You wouldn't want it to be any different. Such characteristics are what make for a truly great repair.
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I have not tried. But I know what you mean. I've had key cards erased when I've put them in the same pocket as my phone. I just try to keep them separate.
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I have never seen that done. I just pulled out one of out TTI's and looked at the handles. I don't see any way to attach a pocket clip securely and still have all the tools open properly. I think it comes with a sheath that goes on a belt because it's not possible to put a clip on it.Keri-LynnFour Seasons Survival
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I also use it with the patch on top and seam down the back of my leg. Works for me!
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I repaired some mesh in a cat carrier using a combination of sewing mesh together reinforced by crazy glue. Worked great. Looks psychedelic!
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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.
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I have not tried that yet, but I think if you took a rectangular pad you could fold up and stitch the corners into pockets similar to the Mr. Clean pads. The widest point of the football shaped base may be wider than your pad. Making your own pad to fit should be easy, though.
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Yes, you can put the patch inside the torn jeans to keep the hole looked from outside. Make sure that you iron from inside of the jeans on the patch.
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I wouldn't waste my money on this junk , I have one I wasted my money on . Save your money for a PatchMaster http://pmgadgets.net/index_en.php
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I have used this glue to attach many things. The thing is to watch for is the glue oozig through the fabric. Test it on fabric on scrap leather first. The decision can be made then.
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in my opinion, no! i used it on a pair of lightweight dress pants and 1x in the wash, they came completely apart!! i know i did it right. i have used hem tape many times before. do yourself a favor. opt for the heavy duty stuff. this is a joke.
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I've not had any difficulty with denim. Just today, I sewed Suede, the machine handled it without any problem. The button holing is super easy. They come out really nice. The largest I've done is a little over an inch. I've still not used all 30 of its stitch capability. I recently made photography backgrounds for my wife's photo business. Different weights of fabric were used. No problems on any of them.
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Yes, this does a nice job of pressing pant creases. And, you only need press one side, no need to flip over and press again. I'm very happy with this purchase. The more you use it, the more you will like it.