Testing HEATNBOND ULTRAHOLD IRON-ON ADHESIVE

[@xyris8160]

Thanks! Very direct to the point, and informative.

[@zeusoftoylimpus]

Thank you!

[@SweetElliePie]

Thank you for your help! I needed to hem my sons Halloween costume and your video was the only one I found that actually made sense to me. It actually described what to do the way my brain needed to hear it! I will be trying it as soon as his haori is dry!

[@zeusoftoylimpus]

Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it. :)

[@robinhamm1469]

I used the HeatnBond to attach one square of fabric to another square piece of fabric. Some worked, but there's areas that came loose. How to I get those areas bonded?

[@zeusoftoylimpus]

Sorry for the late reply. Applying HeatnBond to both fabric pieces might make the bond stronger.

[@jadetea6112]

I was trying this on a felt project. I noticed after I force seperated, I could not rebond with heat. Is that normal? It seems like thicker fabrics need more time under the iron

[@zeusoftoylimpus]

You're right. Thicker fabrics need more time to get heated. Also, doubling the tape might work better for felt pieces.

[@Beanz572]

Wonder if you're able to wash and dry afterwards.

[@zeusoftoylimpus]

I used it for a custom cape for my Scarlet Witch figure and I can wash and dry it. Don't expose it to high temperature tho.

[@cookric]

Wash cold. Tumble dry on Low/no heat, or drip dry. High heat will degrade the bond.

[@pamelasmith6546]

I need to do iron on for kids school uniforms. Can I use this

[@zeusoftoylimpus]

If the fabric will be ironed frequently in the highest setting, I think this is not recommended

[@JahirulAlam-o6m]

Hi

[@wike1138]

The stuff is trash. Tried hemming some pants with the stuff could not get it to stick to save my life