Can I iron this onto my compression pants/shorts/shirts? The main material is spandex.
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I ironed it onto my under armor compression capris. It did iron on fine - but only survived a few washes.
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I would not do it. Issue is that if you do not sufficiently fuse adhesive from pocket to spandex - it may not be secure. On the other hand too much heat from iron could weaken or damage spandex
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Absolutely not. No fabric is needed during the ironing process. There may be a select fabric you may need to protect with any iron, but as a general use - I have not had any problems. This is a really good iron. Steam is powerful and does a good job.
481784
I don't believe that muslin would be appropriate for shorts unless you are using it as "lining" in addition to another, more durable, fabric.
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I think the fabric would handle low heat for putting an iron on. Placing a cloth between the iron and apron would protect it .
710700
You have a very legitimate and good question. If you buy it, it says on the package "not meant to be attached to clothing". It is coated on the back with plastic. Dispite this, my tailor had no problem sewing it onto a Red Sox golf shirt I had.
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did you ever try it on felt? I want to make iron on letters for a halloween costume.
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I haven't ironed them. The material is very light which is why I LOVE this shirt so a light steam should deal with the wrinkles. Let us know if you do iron them. I don't find the creases or wrinkles to be that gnarly which is why I never bother with it. mahalo
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Have no idea of what material the padding is made. It is thick enough and I iron 2x weekly. I like it - sorry this was of little assistance...
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I would think so. I ironed them on tshirts and on an athletic bag and both were very easy. You could use a cloth or layer of material in between iron and lettering if you wanted to protect it from the heat some. Just don't hold on there over 15 sec at a time.
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I would say yes. The material is just like a bed sheet. Hot water wash with bleach should do it. Ironing will be required after, for wrinkles. Hope this helps.
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You don't want use it for dress shirts and pants.. A steam pro station much better for that like a Rowenta Pro Precision. I use the rotary iron for high volume of bedding, table cloths, napkins which it is so great for. Hope this helps you ....
208644
I have never tried that, like other products just follow directions other wise it might ruin clothes
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This product will make the hem to stiff and crinkly. I would just sew the hem by machine or if you cannot do that just buy some hem tape at the fabric store.
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For shirts yes, for pants, coats not at all. If you need it for pants get the metal. But works great for shirts and light stuff
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Yes it can, in the description column it list most items it can be ironed on
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I used in on a 100% silk pants suit; it worked well. Unlike with heavier fabric, you won't need to touch it to the fabric. Hold the steamer a couple of inches away and work from the bottom up, hand-smoothing as you go.
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Yes, the material is soft enough to punch holes in the fabric. I actually uses pin to hold it tight first. I have not tried ironing though.