60ML Fabric Glue for Clothing Permanent Washable 100% Waterproof, No Sew Solution, Washer/Dryer Safe

This glue is great! Works very nicely as ibtended

Got an awesome deal. Works great. Everyone should keep this on hand.

Holds strong but…. I hemmed a light weight nylon jacket sleeves. Product was easy to apply and when dry held te material securely. What I did not like was the material where glued was very stiff. I had to work the material until it softened up.

This fabric glue is, as the product page says, multipurpose, transparent, gel, waterproof, and washable.But use it carefully.If you use a good amount of pressure to hold the parts together, and let it set for the whole 24 hours, it should work great for you, more or less regardless of what materials you're trying to glue, so long as at least one of them is some sort of fabric. (Well, if it's treated with Scotch Guard or something similar, maybe not.)Not only should you be careful to use pressure and give it 24 hours, but also be careful when you're putting it on: don't use too much, or it can make a bit of a mess, and it doesn't really come off of fabric if you over-apply it. (Unlike Super Glue, it does wash off hands, pretty easily. I would suggest not using gloves when working with this -- it may stick to the gloves better than to hands.)TL;DR: If you are careful with it, you should be very happy with it.

This fabric glue dries clear, so it is perfect to add decoration to the front of the bows I make for my dogs top-knot.I also do a lot of crafts with fabrics and yarn. I have been using this glue to add crystals to my crafts, and also some of the items I crochet.This glue will also work on leather goods.

The container is well-designed, with a tethered cap that can't get lost. I tied a ribbon to the container to hold the applicator spatula so that I don't misplace that.It's a thick gel, so I found I preferred to squeeze it onto some paper or plastic and then dab it onto fabric exactly where I wanted it. I found it worked GREAT for gluing gems to power mesh for a dance costume. For precise application, I used a crochet hook or stylus from my own craft supplies, as the applicator is simply too thick and too wide for that.On the section I applied to gems carefully, it looks great-- mesh is still stretchy and gems don't pop off when dry.Any extra glue on the mesh dried stiff and is faintly visible, so precise application is a must. I applied a wide stripe of it to power mesh just to test-- and that section does NOT stretch. (I was able to loosen it up by hand, so now it's less stiff and has some stretch, but you can still see the glue.)On denim, it had secure adhesion VERY quickly. After 4-5 minutes I could probably forcefully pull denim strips apart, but a light tug doesn't separate them at all. The fabric did grow a bit stiffer as it dried-- but working it around and bending it between fingers loosened up the stiffness while the adhesion remained good. The gel consistency prevented the glue from soaking through the denim-- it wasn't visible at all on the exposed surfaces.I would NOT sew through this glue-- it's meant as a permanent alternative to sewing.

Works great! Very easy to use and doesn't take too long to dry. Works well on many different fabrics. I think I've tried at least 4 different ones. Worked well for each of them. Very satisfied.

Once I got the tube punctured it was very easy to use. Sometimes the glue does get stringy so be mindful of that. We used it to glue stickers onto a shirt for my 5 year old and I’m happy to report they stayed on all day.

It did it's job. Just make sure you use sparingly and ideally on the inside of whatever you're trying to fix as it looks like crusty jizz when dried.

I made the horrific mistake of using this glue to paste gripping fabric onto the feet of my toddling 10mo’s pajamas. My high powered air purifier started to go crazy in the red zone on the “gas” alert. I couldn’t figure out initially what was causing the sudden spike and even checked for a gas leak in my house…. I’ve never seen the gas numbers so high in the five years I’ve had the purifier. Then, I realized it started after I’d glued the fabric onto the footie pajamas, so I brought them closer to the air purifier (initially, they were a good 3 meters away! 😱) and it went even more berserk on the gas numbers. 😭😭😭 (After two hours, it still hasn’t stopped either!) I suppose I should’ve known better?! That being said, I never would’ve expected a fabric glue to be so toxic that an air purifier in another room would freak out. Guessing I will have to say goodbye to those pjs. 😭

It's stronger than most fabric glues I've tried, but it still failed after three low temperature washes for patches on a fencing jacket.