I want to temporarily adhere a badge to a shirt for a Halloween costume. Would this spray work for that?
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It would! But it makes a pretty good mess when spraying and a pricey buy for just that. A little bit of Elmer's White School Glue (which is like $1) heat set with a hot dry iron will work super good, plus is totally water soluble :)
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I've never used it on clothes but I would spray one piece and go from there. Don't want to ruin your clothes if you can save them.
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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.
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You have to spray in a well-ventilated area. I would not use it for clothing.
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I used a spray that was ok for cotton, since I was spraying Converse, but YES. It is like getting extra mileage from the shoes. I do it for my kids' shoes, and the shoes last way longer than expected.
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I used it on some silk shirts with no trouble, so I would think you'd be okay to use it. You might want to do a test patch by applying it lightly in a small area and give it a day to see if anything happens. I really think it will work great though.
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I used them on a black t-shirt for a gag gift, so I wasn't too worried about how it looked. I found it hard to write on the t-shirt. Maybe if you had it in something that held it tight it might work better. The material bunch as I wrote. The silver on black looked light gray. It also bled through a bit so you would want to make sure you put something in between.
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Probably temporarily but I'd go with something like Elmer's pro bond. It's really strong.
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If you spray this on clothes, it leaves a very minty smell. If you spray a lot it can leave your clothes a little sticky. I sprayed a lot on my dog and he was a little sticky.
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I don't know for sure, but I don't see why not. It's a spray. I would try it on a small corner to make sure there is no color change to the surface
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Although I can't say with 100% assurance, I will say that it is ultra tacky/sticky and my opinion is that yes it would work. If you try it, make sure it is in a VERY well ventilate area or outside as the fumes are brutal and linger long after spraying.Good luck!
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I would not recommend using them as name tags directly on clothes. They are very thin and extremely sticky, they would probably ruin a shirt. You could stick them onto something else like a plastic clip name tag and use them that way.
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I don't think you can spray it on clothing- its more like a squirt than a spray. I did put some on my hands,rubbed them together and 'patted' my clothing as well as any bare skin showing.
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This glue would work perfectly well for that purpose. However, it is not clear and will dry with a brownish tone to it so any excess on the figurine would be quite visible.
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Yes. That is exactly how I applied it. Worked beautifully....just make sure you are not down wind or you will be wearing it.
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I wouldn't recommend it for a t-shirt. This type of paint is more for canvas painting. I would suggest using a paint that is specifically for fabric for the best results. It is and isn't washable, it depends on how quickly you get at it.
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Yes, but the smell will dissipate quickly. You would need to spray it on something for it to last longer.