Will this shrink to the product if I use a heat gun?
67539
These are poly bags not for use with heat guns. I think what you need are PVC bags that shrink when heated.Hope that helps. Good Luck!
67540
I have never tried but I might hesitate with the 2 poly thickness of these. They are pretty durable and I know a sealer works, but to shrink to the product, I'm sorry but I don't know. Wish I could be of more help.
1295427
it may be slightly tight, but I find if you either, use a hair dryer in the opening, or put it into the clothes dryer for a couple of minute, put the pistol in when it is warm, the material kind of molds to the gun.
921957
I was able to remove the old covering without using a blow dryer. But I suspect using a blow dryer would be fine. I wouldn't use a heat gun.
1502023
I think so, it'll shrink when it's wet. If it doesn't fit, return it. I love mine.
1866162
Actually do not know. I do know the if u put a leather jacket in hot water it will shrink. So if I had to guess I would say no because of it being a heat transfer. But I can try it. Lol I love learning new things
989040
It does shrink, but you want to put it in the dryer AFTER you sew. This way the dryer heat will melt the little holes made by your sewing needle back together. I love this fabric. I have used it for homemade pullups. It is quite water proof. If my kid ever has a leak is around the leg holes or up the top. Never through the fabric. Those pullups have been abused, washed, dried and are still doing great.
161014
no it did not shrink, however I did take it to the laundrymat and used their dryer on a low setting, it took a long time to dry
84438
It will shrink considerably, how much is anyone's guess. I've never used a dryer on any of my gis.
1279025
It's one layer stretch wrap as would be used for palletized freight. I don't think it would work with a heat gun.
374984
No. You should know though - one wash and it shrinks so badly that you can't fit the original foam in even - you have to cut it down to size. It's extremely unwieldly and I would never buy it again.
1306212
There should be a size chart to give you a rough idea. I've been using mine for a couple of years now and haven't had any problem with shrinkage or fading. Amazon's return process is very easy if you find you need to exchange it for a different size.
265435
I would definitely pre-shrink the t-shirts as much as possible before using them in a t-shirt quilt, but I have successfully used Heat N Bond on many stretch materials with great success, including with stretch cotton jersey which is what many commercial t-shirts are made of. The shirt I created from scratch with a Heat N Bond shape on the front of it as a decoration made it through the wash just fine.
2200728
You need to follow the directions and put it in a warm dryer before use. That will fluff it up.
1279026
I used it to shrink wrap furniture for an up coming move. I also used to wrap boxes I have books in to make the boxes stronger. I doubt you can use a heat gun with this shrink wrap. I hope this help you out
1833368
Yes...I have done it several times but the fabric seat is a tight fit over the plastic, so I wouldn't dry it to avoid shrinkage.
1026185
I actually didn't notice any shrinking. I've boiled, washed, and dried multiple times now.
1096336
Sorry I have never used it that way, however just a little heat and you will be just fine. You will notice the solder paste turns from a grayish color to silver once heat is applied. This is meant for surface mount devices which are hard to solder with and iron. Hope this helps a little. Try a hair dryer if you don't have a regular heat gun.