Sewing Techniques
Prym adhesive patch 2 pieces 6,5 x 14 cm in Khaki
Item no. 26627
€4.90per piece
incl. VAT, plus shipping
Prym adhesive patch in Khaki comes from the Prym range. It measures 14 cm × 6.5 cm. The pack holds 2 pieces. For sewing work at home.
in stock
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- Material
- 100 % Polyamid
- Colour
- Khaki
- Packungsinhalt
- 2 Stück
- Länge
- 14 cm
- Breite
- 6.5 cm
- Manufacturer
- Prym
Description
On coated goods a patch is often the only repair that stays watertight. The stated size is 14 cm × 6.5 cm. Sold as 2 pieces. The material is 100 % polyamide.
After application the bond needs a little time before it is loaded — patience replaces every trick here. Zips, piping and pockets then sit exactly where they were planned instead of wandering while sewing. The spot must be clean, dry and free of grease — no adhesive layer holds on dusty fabric. These notions fit any sewing drawer and come to hand quickly.
What Prym adhesive patch 2 pieces 6,5 x 14 cm in Khaki is suitable for
- Fixing instead of basting
- Repairs to outdoor clothing
- Hems without a seam
Frequently asked questions
Does the bond survive washing?
Most products are washable once fully dry. The pack states the limit; for hot washes test on a scrap first to see how the spot feels afterwards.
Can it be removed again?
Only with difficulty and rarely without a trace. So align before pressing: as long as nothing is pressed, much can still be shifted. Heat softens some bonds again, though rarely without any trace.
How much should I apply?
As little as possible: a thin coat holds just as well and dries faster. Too much is squeezed out at the edges and stiffens the fabric.
Is it suitable for children's clothing?
Once dry there is nothing against it, unless the pack says otherwise. On babywear a seam still remains the more durable answer. As long as something still smells, it is not dry and does not belong on a child.
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