Aleene’s 23473 Fabric Fusion Permanent Fabric Adhesive ,Clear,4oz

What i mean by dries uneven is you have to have something keeping the item completely flat the entire time it dries or it gets that wave type of thing going and the fabric it’s difficult to even iron flat later this having been used on men’s suits type fabric. It might work better with a less pliable fabric light denim

Since i’m not an expert at sewing i used this to put on my husbands work patches on his shirts . So far a month later and several washes they have not fallen off.

Fabric glue is surprisingly very durable

No problems

It worked good

I needed to glue a hem, worked great

It was pretty good, dried clean, not discolored

This seems like cheating, but once you get over that, it’s incredibly useful for joining fabric. I found that you don’t even need to sew seams together (but you can if you want). This was used for large curtains where the seams were made by ironing the fabric and then joining them with the adhesive. On the first set of curtains i also sewed the fabric after the adhesive had dried. This saved pining the fabric and then pulling the pins out as you sew. On the second set of curtains i just used this adhesive and didn’t bother sewing and am impressed by how well it holds together.

Product received on time and works as advertised.

I’ve never used fabric glue before but i bought this so i could fix the seats in my truck and let me tell you… I love it it dried quick, it was thick so it didn’t run down, and it washed off my skin without a problem. Idk if there’s better brands than this one but i now have a brand that i will continue to buy in the future if i need fabric glue.

Used to glue waist band on underwear, dried, but was stif

No me sirvió para lo que lo ocupaba

Worked exactly for what i needed it for! It was easy to use and dried in an adequate amount of time

Used it to re-attach a hatband.
Sure it will be handy for other quick repairs and projects.
Should have had this in the house anyway.
Beats white glue for durability and is supposed to be waterproof.

Worked great used to glue a denim patch onto pocket of denim jeans , held up to a wash & dry !

Inexpensive free shipping …
Not quite as good as crafters pick for adhesion

I tryed to use it but it wouldn’t whole it together so i could not use it

Used it to repair piping on seat cushion, where it had torn away. Did the job. Dries clear, and reduces in volume as it dries. Seems to be water based. Did not observe any color run. Applicator tip adequate for my needs.

I made a quilt for my daughter and because she loves it so much 2 plastic pieces, in the literal middle of the top of the quilt, were coming off. I researched what i could use to attach the plastic piece back to the fabric square without it ruining the entire quilt and something that would actually stick. Well i finally decided on this and it worked. This was used to attach 2 small plastic pieces about the sizes of nickels to fabric. I was extremely worried that it would bleed through to the back of the quilt…but it didn’t. I assume this is b/c the batting was in the middle of the top and bottom pieces but still, i’m calling it a win. The glue was a little runnier than i expected, not quite as thick as elmers school glue. And the adhesive did dry clear but noticeable if you look closely where some of it oozed out. Overall i am thrilled! Fingers crossed it’ll hold when i wash the quilt in a week or so.

I bought this to repair some cellular blind. I cut too much of the snout but this did stick well. It will take several hours to fully stick ( roughly 2-4 hours depending on how thick). Hints for fixing blinds, cut the snout small, put the adhesive as little as possible, run your hands if you have to. Then attempt to fold the separated area close for 30 seconds, then pull the blind half way. Leave it half way for several hours. Do not use a clip to force the separated area closed, this unfortunately lead to several folds been glued together for good. Also note, don’t use too much, as this will show on the blind as big wet blotches from where the glue sat.