FITTDYHE Fabric Glue Permanent, 60 ML Washable Clear Clothing Glue, Super Fabric Adhesive for Rhinestones, Patches, Clothes, Denim, Leather, Polyester, Fabrics, Doll Repair, Flannel, Cotton

This fabric glue has been a lifesaver around my house. I first used it on a dress where the flaps kept coming up instead of laying smoothly, and it worked perfectly — everything stayed in place and dried clear without stiffening the fabric. I also used it on my daughter’s tent to make the edges feel more secure, and even along the bottom rug to help hold everything together. The bond is strong but still flexible, which is exactly what you want for fabric. It’s easy to apply, dries clear, and actually holds. I love that one product worked for clothing, household fabric items, and kids’ items without any issues.

100% outstanding product. Simple to use. Elegant nozzle dispenses glue with precision. Cap pin secures remaing glue from air to eliminate hardening in tube.

I used this to modify a compartment in my backpack. After cutting out some unneeded foam padding, I used this to glue the sides of the fabric back together, then glued bias tape over the opening. It was a simple process. The glue held the nylon/polyester blend fabric tightly, and shows no signs of peeling apart after the full 48 hr cure. The applicator tip is small and allows precise application. There is a wide plastic spatula to spread the glue if you want to do that, and a little clip to help press the edges together. The only thing is, I couldn't read the directions easily (teensy print) or see any recommended solvent. The glue on my finger did peel off when dry. There is a 90-120 second time to allow the glue to start curing BEFORE pressing the fabric edges together (you must put the glue on both sides). If you don't do that, it won't bond well. Very happy with this product.

This FITTDYHE fabric glue works really well for a variety of projects. I’ve used it on patches and fabric repairs, and once it dries, it holds firmly and stays clear. It’s great to have a no-sew option, especially for quick fixes or small craft projects. The glue applies easily and doesn’t leave a white residue, which I appreciate. It also holds up after washing, as long as you give it enough time to fully cure. The only downside is that drying time is a bit longer than expected, and you need to be careful not to use too much or the fabric can feel stiff. Overall though, it’s a reliable fabric glue and definitely worth having on hand.

Recently I went to hem some pants. The last time I sewed anything was in a high school home ec class. I didn’t want to take the pants to a tailor either. Besides being hard to find where I live it likely would have cost me more than the pants to make the fix. I tried using seam tape which really didn’t work - came apart after one washing. So, I decide to try this glue. It works so well. Fixed up the hems in a jiffy. Still holding after 4 washes. I’m not sure how this stuff differs from super glue but it sure works.

Great for small projects! Pretty quick to dry - even though it states 24 hours for fully cured, I was able to glue some fabric together and almost immediately start handling it without it coming apart. The needle in the cap is super convenient and thoughtful so that the hole doesn't get all gummed up. You'll definitely want a well-ventilated area because the smell is pretty pungent. I bought it for a Halloween costume project, so the verdict is still out on how well it will hold, but it seems like it'll do the job. I have gotten it on my skin and it was easy to rub off. I don't have sensitive skin, though, and didn't have any reaction. If you do have sensitive skin, you may want to wear gloves while handling it. The spreader and clip it comes with is also pretty convenient. You can also use chip clips or similar just FYI.

This glue was excellent. It was exactly what I hoped for. No smell, completely waterproof, no messiness, excellent adhesive, great value for the money and it worked perfectly. My daughter had a silk skirt shipped to her. When she opened the package she accidentally cut two pieces of material from the skirt. We took it to two seamstresses and they said it can’t be repaired as it will show the stitching. I use this glue and the two holes are hardly visible. Had I used a wee bit less glue, you would never see the two holes. I’m so happy with this glue. Love it.

Thai glue bonds very well, my 10 year old used this to hem some denim shorts together into a skirt, she’s learning so the outcome was not great but the glue did stick together well. She left it open and unfortunately it dried up on the thin opening. Tip: make sure to close the lid completely to maintain the glue fresh. There’s no smell and works great.

This stuff is awesome, and far better than anything else I've ever used. There are a few details that people need to know about this product: 1. It works as stated without the obnoxious fumes one might associate with a fabric glue. 2. There were no surprises waiting for me to figure out when I opened the box. I squeezed a little bit onto my patch, then I ensured it was spread all over using the included spreader tool, and when I was satisfied with its positioning, and there were no wrinkles on the patch or my jeans, I put a large tome from my library on it, and left it to dry overnight. Come morning, the adhesive had dried and it was permanently affixed to the garment. * Note: if, for example, the rip, tear, or hole is on a pair of denims, I use an old cloth as a barrier inside the garment to avoid accidentally gluing one side of my jeans to the opposite side. 3. I do the same thing on the outside to prevent my jeans to avoid accidentally glueing it to the book. It's just common sense, but in time I have learned that this adhesive is extremely strong and I don't want to be picking pieces of the barrier cloth from my lofty book or my repaired pants. So, in order to prevent accidental adhesion, I isolate the repair, because, again, it will stick to anything it comes in contact with. 4. It's the first time I have ever received a spreading tool for even distribution of glue onto the patch and a clamp to hold the patch while it dries. As mentioned, I find the patch sticks better with a heavy book weighing it down evenly vs a small clamp to somehow apply equal pressure while the glue dries. This comment is based on my experiences with other brands. I also find that it eliminates the chances of the patch not adhering equally. Just trust me on this. 5. Going back to the spreader, as I said, this is the first adhesive I have ever purchased that includes one. I mean there are other spreaders one could use (like a small scraper or an artist's trowel, that will all achieve the same result, but if it's your first time, you want to see excellent results. Besides, who wants to get glue off an artist's trowel? 6. I do many things, but at the core of it all is being a professional musician. I find that the more patched up a pair of denims are, the more I am able to create a look befitting the classic rock music I write. This product is great for creating "the look" as much as it is great for saving a good pair of shorts. It is the one stop shop for all your clothing repairs. In all, one can't argue the fact that it offers great value, while providing permanent and professional results. I highly recommend this product.

Works well. I bought this glue to attach crests onto some golf hats. The tube has a very fine delivery nozzle with a pin in the cap to reseal the tube (nice touch). The delivery of the glue from the tube is a bit slow but it can be applied very precisely. After applying the glue I spread it out evenly with the supplied applicator brush (another nice touch). I used a 10 lb kettle bell as a weight to press the pieces together and left this for 24 hours. Afterwards, the crests seem very well attached. Time will tell how the pieces stay together.

Very strong glue which is perfect, although it has a very strong smell so I’m hesitant to use it when my toddlers awake.

Permet de réparer pleins de trucs en tissus. Très bon produit. Satisfaite

I have used this to glue a jacket with a rip, but, if you don't glue to the edges, it won't stick. If you glue to the edges and it runs over, you can see the dried glue. Then after washing the jacket, I noticed the edges started to lift. Clearly not a long term solution, but will hold in a pinch. I also used this to seal hair wefts. You could see the dried glue on top at the end. Not what I'd hoped for, but so far seems to work okay.