🧵 Prevent Fraying with Aleene's Stop-Fraying 4oz Solution Review

I've been using it for many years, I love it! So handy for so many things. Although it is really difficult to wash off fingers and acrylic nails! So I suggest taking the time to put on a disposable glove before using it. I actually use it very often. Assuming your favorite little apron gets caught on a nail, add a frayed strip in that area and let it dry before sewing it up. Your repair will look a lot better when it's done and won't deteriorate after you wash it. Just a great product to keep…

This is my second bottle of Aleene's Stop-Fraying in many years of use. This doesn't just apply to those who sew. So handy for mending all types of load-bearing textiles. Apply the smallest path to a large bead, and it will cope with the task quietly and beautifully. After drying applied white and transparent, not too shiny or matt. And the repair is permanently durable and wears great even when washing. No smoke, no stains, no traces of solvent. My most recent repair was to the corner of a…

On a nylon raincoat, I used Aleene's Stop Fraying to fix taped seams in the raincoat. The seam tape has partially detached in various places over the course of time. I removed all tape from all seams, loose or not, and applied Aleene Stop-Fraying to the inside and outside of all seams, concentrating on getting the product into the seams with a 1/4 inch overlap . On each side of the seams I used a small cheap childlike brush to get the application reasonably clean. I also sprayed waterproofing…