can you use badge magic on swade or leather
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I have not tried it on those fabrics before, but I will say this product sticks. Unless you plan to wash, wear the item a lot or plan to try to "unstick" it at some point, or have a really thick seam (like using it to hem something), it would work fine on those surfaces.
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If they are true leather I don't see why you couldn't. If they're not true leather I wouldn't use it on them for it may discolor them.
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Imo, only good on plastic material. I tried on my fake leather part, it leave residue.
1368999
Yes, there are two badges, front and back. They're actually identical so don't worry about mixing them up. They both work for front and back.
782226
No. I know it shows up on a search for leather repair, but it's only for cloth-type fabrics.
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Yes, it definitely should. I worked an event as a promo model and was so impressed with the product that I got some for myself. If you are going to use it primarily on black leather gloves, I recommend the black leather formula (because that formula is made specifically for leather and works spectacularly!) If you use the original formula on the leather, you'll want to do several coats. :)
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You can use any brand of asset tags that use a standard barcode symbology (most all do).- Sarah @ IntelliScanner Customer Care
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At the very least you'd have to use the No 5 leather milk; I'm pretty sure that one is for automotive leather. I'd suggest contacting Chamberlain's directly. They are very responsive and might have some good advice.
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Absolutely, we can engrave whatever you like on the bracelet. All you have to do is message us your engraving instructions after you purchase the item.
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I have never used any of the Avery software to make badges. I have them professionally printed on card stock, cut to size, and only use the vinyl jacket.
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I will look but did not want mine taken off, there not that big. I have never found a badge that could not be removed or popped of in the past though.
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I sewed it on. But, there is a pretty good adhesive sheet that you can get called Badge Magic, you can try. I have used it for my daughters scout badges. But after several months, there are a few edges that are detaching, so I am going to sew those on. Hope this is helful.
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I would say yes. I personally had a few layers of shoe polish on different leathers. Liquid and paste. However, after I used the Tandy die, I still went over THAT with polish, and it came out absolutely like new. Beautiful and shiny! Hope that helps.
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There is double sided tape on the magnet. You will peel off the thin paper and stick it to the plastic badge.
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I don't see why not since it is enzyme based but test it first in an inconspicuous spot. Sometimes anything wet can leave a water mark on leather depending on its finish and you will want to soak it without wiping it off since it is the drying process where it works. Since you are asking this question you probably don't have too much more to loose in trying!
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I would NOT use this for leather apparel like jackets, bags, or shoes. Get Leather Honey (or Honey Leather) instead. This feels kinda slippery after application
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I only used it on my regular leather shoes. I never tried it on patent leather.