Does this work as fabric glue or do I need to buy the fabric glue one from this brand? Thanks.
1410667
No I would buy the actual fabric glue. This glue is to soft to hold fabrics and it would proudly wash right off if the fabric got wet.
1460801
You can, or use the kind that comes in a tube. I would advise wearing a protective mask because of the strong chemical odor in both types. Bottled fabric glue gradually thickens and then won't come out of itsspout. I was given advice to thin it with nail polish remover, but that didn't work... all it did was sit on the top of the glue, even when I shook it fiercely. The glues that come in tubes are less stringy, and can be found in your local crafts store.
216178
I believe it will work because I used it to bond a hem on a curtain or drape and the hold was so strong, that there was no way I could rip the material apart. I didn't have to even iron the hem to get the glue to ahere, since it dried within 30 minutes or so. It's thick and clear adhesive, so be aware that it can get messy. Just be sure to place the velcro where you want it in the right place the 1st time, cuz you can not retact it a second time. Unless you want to clean residue or damage your fabric, which won't look very nice. Again, this is my opinion, an expert would probably tell you differently. I hope someone else could better assist you; if I didn't. Good luck.
1503825
We did not use glue, we fit the tiles very tightly. We have the tiles in a children's playroom and they have stayed in place with no trouble, I even replaced one the kids had gotten milk soaked but they are VERY tightly fitted.
501694
This is not a glue per say it is a soft putty that will harden like concrete to fill a hole or crack. You would be better off using a plastic epoxy glue similar to Loctite Epoxy Marine. I have used that and works very well.
1895600
You can use 527 brand, but it will be more of a permanent type of glue, not temporary.
1695993
There are spray-on adhesives available at most craft stores that will do the trick nicely. Just don't spray it too thickly, you just want the surface of the fabric to stick, saturating the fabric would probably reduce its effectiveness; and use a small roller or flat scraper to smooth from the center out to attach the fabric smoothly. You will want to cut and do a dry fit before you glue, so that you will have good fit when you get ready to affix the fabric.
366386
I don't know for sure, but I would think you could use it with fabric as long as you don't wash it. If you want to wash it, you would probably have to use a washable glue. Aleene's has one but I don't remember the specific name of their glue that is washable.
1170739
Doubt it. Great on rubber but I doubt you'd get a seal on the fabric. Glue might be better but I'd google it.
243274
Sorry, but we don't know what a fabric sealant is... We have had ours up over a month and it is just fine. Our cord was not long enough and I ordered another one from coolaroo for less than $3. Good luck!
2027669
Gluing plastic is always questionable. It might work - or might not, depending on the type of plastic you are trying to glue. Devcon makes a special blend just for plastic but it's not 100% reliable either. Good luck.
674997
I didn't use any glue....it works just like a sticker. If you're worried about removing the sticker when you move, they usually peel up pretty easy, however you could warm the sticker up with a hair-dryer if its really stuck on there, the heat helps soften & lift the sticky sticker stuff.
220694
Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, this urethane will not work for this particular situation. It is best to take the entire back glass out of the fabric and glue it back in all at once. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.
1960387
No, the fabric is not fused nor attached thermally. It does not use any type of adhesive, either. I believe that a well-protected needle in some way "pulls" small threads of the fabric together. Only fabric that is a bit heavier, such as felt, can be used successfully. I have just purchased a second Sew Cool machine for another 6year-old granddaughter.
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It's the same kind of adhesive as Krazy Glue, just a little bit thicker so it stays in the same place. If you've already tried Krazy Glue and it's not working out for you, this probably won't work either. Try looking for another kind of glue, like a 2-part epoxy.
66556
I don't know if it works on fabric but I used it on canister labels, later ran them thru the dishwasher and the label was intact.. Working and all. This makes me think you have a good chance of it working on fabric.
270102
This glue might ooze through the fabric. Something like this is made for that.3M Multi-Purpose 27 Spray Adhesive Clear, 20 fl oz can, net weight 13.05 oz (Pack of 1)