Picture of 47963 ALEENES FABRIC FUSION PEN 2PK

Picture of 47963 Aleene's Fabric Fusion Permanent Fabric Glue Pen 2 Pack

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Aleene's Fabric Fusion Permanent Fabric Glue Pen 2 Pack

Name: Aleene's Fabric Fusion Permanent Fabric Glue Pen 2 Pack
Brand: Fabric Fusion
SKU: 47963
Price: 7.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Permanent Fabric Glue Pen works on a variety of fabrics such as cotton, denim, flannel, trims, and more! Now your favorite fabric glue is in an easy-grip (.63 fl. oz) pen 2-pack with precision tip; this super strong fabric glue adheres all kinds of fabrics and embellishments to other fabrics for a permanent bond that remains flexible, even after washing.

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Details

Whether you know how to sew and don’t have time, or have never picked up a needle and thread in your life, Fabric Fusion is an easy alternative! Now your favorite fabric glue is in an easy-grip pen with precision tip; this super strong fabric glue adheres all kinds of fabrics and embellishments to other fabrics for a permanent bond that remains flexible, even after washing. Features 2 (.63 fl. oz.) Fabric Fusion Permanent Fabric Glue Pens.

Permanent bond between fabrics and other embellishments
Easy-grip pen
Precision tip for smaller, intricate details
Low odor
Applies and dries clear
Machine washable – and stays flexible after washing!
Easy soap and water cleanup before it dries
Won’t string when you apply it
Works on a variety of fabrics

How to Use

Always test for best results. Prewash garment (do not use fabric softener).
Apply an even coat of glue to fabric or embellishment. Press onto garment. If needed, hold in place with tape or pins until glue is set.
Let dry 2-4 hours to fully cure. Washable after 48 hours. Turn inside out, wash on gentle cycle; dry in low temp dryer.
Water cleanup when wet.

Dry time will depend on how much glue was used and the temperature and humidity level in your area. A general dry time estimate for this glue is24-30 minutesbased on testing with a 3-millimeter coating at 70-73 degrees Fahrenheit. Thicker applications will dry at a slower rate.