🔒 Aleene's Fabric Fusion Permanent Adhesive Sheets 5pc: Long-lasting Solution for Shop to Seamlessly Fuse Fabric Review

Wow! Easy to use and amazingly durable. If you've never used this before, it's not double-sided tape. When you apply it, only the adhesive remains, no backing. I used it to patch a large hole in an old faux leather couch I bought on Amazon. I cleaned the area once with Windex, applied masking tape and put in a patch about 20" x 20". Looks like a DIY repair but is holding up exactly how I hoped. Thanks to this tape I only used about 2/3 of the expected material. I'm so glad I used this instead…

We had to order an extra L-shaped sofa to fit our small, poorly designed family room. After a year our kids were chafing a few holes in the L-shaped pillowcase and our attempts to find a replacement cover or even contact support about the possibility proved unsuccessful. I was able to remove the cover, stick these adhesive backings to the underside of the fabric (I had to use them all, the holes were SO BAD), and although I had to sew the larger holes so they were still clearly visible, the…

My vacuum leaf cloth was thin where the leaves touched the cloth as they were blown into the bin. I bought a new canvas and trimmed it to fit over the worn area. You simply take one or more adhesive sheets, remove the backing and stick them to the new fabric. Repeat this until you have covered the new fabric with adhesive sheets. You then remove the other backing from the adhesive sheets and you are ready to glue the new fabric to the old fabric. These adhesive films are very sticky. I hope…

By the way, a double-sided adhesive. Its my fault. I wanted it to fill a hole in a lilac down jacket and I couldn't find the right color. I ended up using the product as a quick fix by sticking clear tape on the other side that also had glue on it. Again, it was my fault for not reading the product description carefully. The reason for the one star rating is that filming the other side of the retreat was extremely difficult, even with the advice of other reviewers. I messed up a few of them and

hi want to sew two pieces of fabric without sewing? Here's a cool article for that purpose. simply measure, cut and peel off one side. then stick it where you want to place it. Then carefully remove the other protective film and then simply place another piece of material on top. Warning: This peel and stick film will make your scissors sticky and may not cut very well. Then make sure you want to place it where you decide, once it sticks it will get stuck. Finally, make sure it is flat or you…