sticking to cloth: How to clean polyester pant legs that got stuck in the glue?
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Tough one. All I could find was stain-removal handbooks like: http://www.amazon.com/Field-Guide-Stains-Identify-Virtually/dp/B0007QS6OE and http://www.amazon.com/Royal-Guide-Spot-Stain-Removal/dp/0743437837 As well as a "glue remover" for cosmetic nail glue. http://www.amazon.com/SUPERNAIL-Professional-Glue-Removal-Poisonous/dp/B000EVGQA8 that might work!? Or might melt the polyester...
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You need to use a wet rag. If they've been left on longer they'll be harder to wipe off
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The problem I see is that the heat necessary to melt the adhesive will burn the silk. It happened to me when I tried to use it on polyester. Cotton was just fine.
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I machine washed them in rockin green laundry soap and dried them normally. There is no real prep for these. I have stripped them once using the hot water in the washing machine.
1024123
Peel as much of the sticker off as you can then use a little vegetable oil and rub it thru then wash in hot soapy water
102256
Attaching the plastic feet was a little difficult. I screwed the legs in a little and backed off; repeated this regimen until they were fully in place. Here's a few suggestions: Try heating the legs a little with a hair dryer. The plastic will become more pliable and should go on a lot easier. For the legs that have been stripped, use Loctite Plastic Repair Putty. Put a little on the screw and then put the leg on. Let it dry overnight (this stuff works well with metal to plastic). Hope this helps.
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Did you wipe them with cleaner after the last top coat? If not, that's what you need to do...it will remove the stickiness.
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I would not recommend using that on porous materials like cloth. It can get through and get really messy. Not to mention the horrible smell that you have to deal with. Try fabric glue instead =)
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They suggest wiping with a damp cloth. They also say that you can hand wash them with mild soap. No excessive heat, as in a dryer, though. I would assume that to mean that they should be hung up to dry, turning them inside out once the outside is dry so the moisture does not remain trapped inside and get all funky.
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Are you referring to the included 3M double sided tape? Any double sided tape should do. If you're referring to the sticky pad at the bottom, just rinse it under water and after it dries, it will be sticky again. Let it air dry as any lint or dust will make it loose its adhesive properties.
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Try cleaning fluid or leighter fluid, but be careful. Put a towel under single layer of stained fabric. Put liquid on fabric & allow to stand a short while. Use a soft toothbrush. May need more than one try. I had an accident like this today. This method took care of my problem.
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Use a buffer or a file to scatch of the surface a little before soak them with acetone. I am sure it will work
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Use tape or a lint roller. I Don't like cleaning with acetone because I think it eats away the rubber.
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To be honest, I haven't tried to press wool pants, with or without a lner. The only way I can think of would be to lay the pant legs out as flat and wrinkleless as possible then lower the press onto them. Your hands should NEVER come into contact with the upper HOT surface as you can get burnt very badly very quickly due to the temperature of the steam. Experiment with different positions to see what works easiest, safest and best is all I be able to suggest to do. You also might try turning the liner out and pressing that first then reinserting it back into the leg and pressing the whole assembly, if your able to try this. To be honest, I haven't tried to press wool pants, with or without a lner. The only way I can think of would be to lay the pant legs out as flat and wrinkleless as possible then lower the press onto them. Your hands should NEVER come into contact with the upper HOT surface as you can get burnt very badly very quickly due to the temperature of the steam. Experiment with different positions to see what works easiest, safest and best is all I be able to suggest to do. You also might try turning the liner out and pressing that first then reinserting it back into the leg and pressing the whole... » Read More To be honest, I haven't tried to press wool pants, with or without a lner. The only way I can think of would be to lay the pant legs out as flat and wrinkleless as possible then lower the press onto them. Your hands should NEVER come into contact with the upper HOT surface as you can get burnt very badly very quickly due to the temperature of the steam. Experiment with different positions to see what works easiest, safest and best is all I be able to suggest to do. You also might try turning the liner out and pressing that first then reinserting it back into the leg and pressing the whole assembly, if your able to try this. « Show Less
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I removed some from a backpack after my son decided I'd put on too many. I had ironed them on initially. A few came off cleanly but others left marks. I used GooGone to remove the remaining adhesive and now you can't tell anything was ever there.
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I just used water and soap to clean it off. But ive only used mod podge with it.
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I suspect that nail polish remover or a touch of polyurethane would work! Happy crafting!