Do you think I could use this on a cotton velvet? Thanks
167935
I haven't tried it on velvet. It might change the entire feel of it. I only used it on cotton canvas. It also has a strong muscular smell after it cures which is quite manly. I love that but not sure if it will be pleasant for you.Blessings,Ken
167936
Hmm. Well it would completely change the texture. Like hair pomade flattens and makes your hair waxy.
167937
Not unless you want to completely trash whatever it is you have that's made out of cotton velvet.
167938
Only on the back, as it would ruin the nap. Remember it is wax. Why would you want to use it on velvet?
167939
I imagine the issue would be the softness of the cotton velvet, since the wax is applied by rubbing across the surface. A rough or textured fabric helps it break and spread... That said, if you can get it onto the material, it should probably perform the way it's supposed to.
964601
Yes! I used it to make no sew curtains and it bonded great. Just make sure to use wet towel and hold it for 10 secs. I used on cotton too..very pleased
1501372
Worked great on cotton fabrics, but not sure that it would adhere very well to swimwear.
579501
I have never tried this product on a Cotton Fabric, but I would certainly not guarantee that it would. So far, after using two different Products of Scotch Guard, I think I would try a Product named CAMP DRY. James L. Powell.
782680
Any heavier fabric would be fine. I wouldn't use it on knits or silks that could snag or run. The bristles are really very soft.
1845536
I tried it on a cotton/poly blend and the picture did not turn out so well... there was tearing of the picture and I would not recommend anything other than 100% cotton.
1310822
For things like this, after getting the company's opinion, you should be careful and test in a less obvious spot. I have used it on a couple of wool needlepoint pillows with cotton velveteen backing (both were vintage and not made by the same person, they were different colors etc) and noticed no damage. But I didn't do a before and after picture.
741260
I would think so, maybe using a cotton ball. I have only used it on jewelry though.
273758
I would think so. Find a small, out of the way area and test spray it first. I have used this on many fabrics so far and it has worked nicely. Although I had to put several applications on to get the desired effect.
102693
Yes, I'd think so, although I haven't tried it on silk. I have used it on other delicate items. You can control the heat/ steam exposure of course by just moving it back from the material.
393089
I haven't tried it but if you get the product Terial Magic and use that to stiffen the fabric before cutting, it should work. I've been using that stiffener for felt and cotton and it works great.
1857190
I personally would hesitate to use it on ribbon. it wouldn't last very long. It's great for cross stitch fabrics because you will frame them and there isn't that much wear. I use it myself for cross stitch only though. I hope this helps.
1652307
I use it on my white dry erase board and some of the colors are very light. Because of this, I doubt they would work on black vinyl.
1065230
I would hesitate using it on something that delicate. It left a ring on my polyester pants. However, it came out in the wash.
1024112
I think this might be a felting machine, like Simplicity's deluxe felting machine, so you could probably use any fabric that would be suitable for needle felting (fleece, felt, bulky knits, etc.).
2100239
I am sorry but I can't answer as I have only used on cotton blends which does a great job
425228
This is a great produce but I think you have to use it on unfinished furniture or fuiriture that has been stripped. I am not sure it will work well over an existing finish such as shellac or varnish or polyurethane.