My suit pants are ripped 1 inch. Can I use this patch on wool pants and put it inside the pants? Can the patch be removed later on?
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Where is the rip? In an obvious location? You could use this patch but I think it would be obvious depending on the location of the rip. I used it to patch a hole in the knee of my son's school uniform sweatpants. I put it on the outside. It has endured lots of "playtime" and washings, so once it's on - I don't think you can peel it off. It's stuck on there pretty darn good.
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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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Did you try the patch kit? In the instructions it also says you can use duct tape for a temporary fix.
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Yes, I think so if the jacket is cloth and not vinyl or leather. It works well if it can "grab" something to adhere to and it "grabs" cloth well. Remember, though, that it may slightly discolor fabric so keep the TM under the patch and don't allow it to bleed out from under it. Use a small amount at first and add to it if you need more.
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I use this on my sons baseball pants - grey and white polyester. It gets the orange dirt right out.
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hmmm - I think Id sure try it (never have). Put the stretchers in the pants and then give them a spray with a fine mist sprayer. I think it would work.
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Yes, it works great for things like patching a hole using a nylon fabric patch like this - just glue the nylon patch on the inside of the jacket. If the hole is small - you can often use Seam Grip without a patch and it works fine by just gluing the two edges of the fabric together. I use this stuff for everything!!
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Although I never did, I would think so. The patch is large enough to be cut in different sizes; I don't see why not.
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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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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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It is best to put a piece on either side of the tear inside and outside. Drain the water down so that you can get the patch a couple inches past the tear. Put pressure on either side to stick together.
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great, question. The work will not be seamless so depending on where the rip is it may work. If they are expensive boots I would take them in to a professional and get a quote.
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It might depend on how big the hole is. You could always pull it apart for a second while you apply the patch.
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Sorry, never tried it for patching clothes. Can't give you an accurate answer. Try calling the company/manufacturer.
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Yes, like a 3M wool Buffing Pad.http://www.nationaltoolwarehouse.com/Perfect-It-III-Compounding-Pad-05719-9-P3349.aspx?gclid=CNj25om-kL0CFYRQ7Aod_EoA-Q
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You can but not on your own. Contact tervis for dimensions. We have done patches from family vacations but they say some are too large.
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I'm not sure if this item would work on your wool coat. I bought it to use in my car because of the particular kind of material of the seats! It does work in my car but I am not sure how it would work on wool! It may work fine, but I really am not sure- sorry I couldnt be more help