I want to attach fabric to a plastic surface. The plastic is 3mm thick. Will these buttons work in this situation?
143073
On the package it says for jackets, coats, skiwear and boat covers. We do not know if it will work with your 3mm plastic or not, since the plastic will not compress at all like the other things that it mentions does.
1892024
Sorry, I can't answer that. Maybe there's a website that would give you the dimensions, but then you still don't know if all the buttons would line up. thanx
888402
No. You have to reuse your existing button or buy a new on. You're old button should work unless it is damaged.
1819728
I'm not sure. I bought this for a friend of mine. I used to work with her button longer do.
1299066
The pins are kept in place by the pressure between the foam and the door. So, if the buttons are not much different than the pins then it may work
1737805
It won't attach to a fabric. The suction base requires a smooth hard surface like the vinyl dash material. In my case, I took the base off and used Velcro to attach the clamp portion only to my vinyl dash in order to keep it low enough not to obstruct the view.
1831278
Plastic feels solid and SHOULD be able to use on the exterior. That being said, I am not an engineer or have any expertise on what should or shouldn't work. I always suggest you consult with a professional.
1781048
The plastic tables I wanted to use these on ended up being too thick. They don't really stretch more than and inch.
627922
I would say "NO", due to being all plastic. I would say with dust, etc. being outside, the push buttons and knob would be effected.
1928665
I wouldnt know as the button hasnt feel off yet but i would assume there would be a tiny hole if piercing completely fresh fabric.. i just used the same hole that my previous Jean button fell out from
1716028
They are not very thick and they can snag very easily. If any thing such as keys or any thing that can cause the thread to pull, it will run. If you want thicker one select a different fabric as it it a light polyester
2155044
I have the button not wrapped and away from where I do have it wrapped. works great. good luck.
2032023
I have used Gorilla Glue to attach them to wood, plastic, glass and metal. I believe that it would also work equally well with cloth. Gorilla glue does take some time to set and will expand as it does. So, use it sparingly.
1049433
Yes, they are perfect for that. However, they do not fit through buttons if you intend to use any.
1009501
I tried it on a piece of regular fabric and it didn't work so it probably won't on felt
948937
I personally don't think it would be permanent enough for buttons. The stitch nylon would not be strong enough, and it is a letter I shaped stitch so the ends wouldn't just slip through the button hole.
8703
Your rectangular button sits on top of the round button and pushes down on it. This worked fine for me.