If I purchased a generic iron-on patch, would it stay on the bag fabric well?
1817572
don't know. i bought sew on patches took them to my local shoe repair shop and he sewed them on.
1817573
I don't think so... I think this would need to sewn on. Its a tougher nylon fabric.
1817574
You'd just have to try it. If it didn't there is stuff you could purchase to either glue or sew it on.
800594
Maybe, but I used it to glue patches onto my packback (which isn't denim, but a synthetic fabric) and it didn't work.
2165158
My sugggestion would be to apply a little bit of light sewing machine oil around the "corners" and let it soak a bit....let me know if that works!
1930404
I'm sorry I can't answer you question. I can tell it is very sticky and I've never had any fabric I've put on it shift or move in any way. I did a quick search and found a FB post (https://www.facebook.com/FiveStarFonts.embroidery/posts/747985168562503) where they were talking about it and it seems the majority liked Floriani Perfect Stick stabilizer for embroidering hats.
2034038
I would be inclined to say no. I got a bit of fabric glue on mine that bled through some fabric and it hasn't come off yet.
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.
2184623
I removed some from a backpack after my son decided I'd put on too many. I had ironed them on initially. A few came off cleanly but others left marks. I used GooGone to remove the remaining adhesive and now you can't tell anything was ever there.
1429377
I ironed it onto my under armor compression capris. It did iron on fine - but only survived a few washes.
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
1457983
Yes. Our patch held for a couple of uses. Our Airhead Inflatable Tube is leaking again, and we have not determined if it is the same location or a new punture.
654001
I did have the problem of Leather Dye wiping off and rubbing off onto my clothes from a handbag I dyed. I used Resolene as a top coat and it seems to have fixed the problem. Now I only use acrylic dyes for shoes and handbags.
590383
The temp setting on your iron does not make a difference. This product does not adhere fabrics together. It will melt but it will not adhere. I went to fabric store and bought hem bond by Singer and it worked like a charm even at low settings. Don't waste your money or your time.
659654
So, I have mine looped around the seat post so I guess it would depend on the orientation of the loop on the bag you intend to affix it to....
445277
I've ironed this onto the inside of a hoodie and it works great. The only thing I would be careful of is any poly-fill or synthetic material that says no-iron on the label. I think if you keep the iron moving and pay attention when applying you should be fine - just from my personal experience with the product.
235578
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.
401349
The Bondex patch that I purchased had a glossy side which was the sticky/iron-on side, so no, one side only, but works great. I'm thinking they, or somebody makes double sided. Suggest you read customer ratings/comments until you find one!
729180
I can't really answer that question, I use rubber stamps I have had made to fit the area of the bag. I would imagine if the transfer has enough glue backing it would be like putting it on any other material. It is a coarser weave than say tee shirt material so you might want to test it out on a couple before you commit to any quantity.