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Instead, make your own favorite fabrics stain-resistant and water-resistant – or even waterproof! Don’t limit your creativity to commercially available laminated fabrics. Liquid Vinyl is easy to use; simply paint on a thin layer, let dry and then iron to create a smooth, protective finish. Item Number : 3919 UNIT B - 10 BELMONT STREET OPENING HOURS: This makes washing your vehicle less labor intensive and less frequent. SAT: 10AM-5PM
- For larger pieces, slightly overlap areas until entire surface has been pressed.
- Stain-Resistant
- For an even softer hand or more pliable finish, let final coat dry for 24 hours and then press again from the front and the back, using HeatnBond Pressing Paper or non-stick pressing sheet.
- Place fabric on top of parchment paper or non-stick pressing sheet on a firm, heat-proof surface (not an ironing board) and cover with HeatnBond Pressing Paper.
- Choose a small, sharp size 14 sewing machine needle.
- Use on wearables like ponchos, backpacks as well as placemats, tote bags, and more!
- Wipes Clean with a damp cloth
- Clear and Flexible once dry.
- 68 oz (246 g)
- Paint on a thin layer of Liquid Vinyl using a soft-bristled paintbrush or foam brush; rinse brush and wipe off rim of jar before recapping.
- HeatnBond Iron-On Adhesives and Fabric Fuse PeelnStick Press-On Adhesives may be used on treated fabrics; pre-test for best results.
Reviews
Madison M.
I had reservations about this project, but if I wanted to avoid covering these fabric seats with big towels every time our grandchildren came over, I needed to do something to protect the seats from staining. It said it would work, so I decided to waterproof my fabric loops before sewing my box stitches. It is a great waterproofing agent though and does the job right.
Mike B.
I first tested it on the under-side edge of a seat, allowing it to dry thoroughly. Great product, easy to use. UPDATE: I believe I was adding very thick layers of this and it may be easier to sew through with correct layering. I'm hopeful I can try this again with an already made collar.
K. Campbell
I kept an extra jar so I can do touch ups if need be later. I touched it then with a paper towel and all of the sauce was absorbed in the towel leaving no residue or stain. It came out perfect. I tried it on a scrap picture first, then i washed it and dried it in the dryer.
TheSketchyPumpkin
Then i put mustard, ketchup and chocolate on it, it wiped perfectly clean. I made a trash bag for a boat, we won’t need a liner in it now, just rinse it out! I'll attempt again and update.
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