Therm O Web HeatnBond Soft Stretch Ultra Iron-On Adhesive Tape, 5/8 in x 10yds 3540
Therm O Web HeatnBond Soft Stretch Ultra Iron-On Adhesive Tape, 5/8 in x 10yds 3540
Therm O Web HeatnBond Soft Stretch Ultra Iron-On Adhesive Tape, 5/8 in x 10yds 3540
Therm O Web HeatnBond Soft Stretch Ultra Iron-On Adhesive Tape, 5/8 in x 10yds 3540
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HeatnBond Soft Stretch Ultra Iron-On Adhesive Tape, 5/8 in x 10yds

$3.79
  • Barcode: 000943035404
HeatnBond Soft Stretch Ultra is a NO SEW, lightweight iron-on web adhesive specially designed to move with your stretch fabric while maintaining a strong bond! There is no added bulk and maintains a soft hand after fusing. Great to use with knits, stretch denim, spandex, jersey fabrics, fleece and flannel.

Product Details

  • 5/8 inch x 10 yards tape (15.9 mm x 9.1 m)
  • Double-sided iron-on permanent adhesive
  • Designed for stretch fabrics
  • No sewing needed (can be sewn through if needed)
  • Proudly made in the USA

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General Directions

  1. Pre-wash all materials without fabric softeners. Pretest adhesive on materials before starting project.
  2. Preheat iron to high heat, no steam.
  3. Place web adhesive on the wrong side of the fabric to be bonded (paper liner should face up).
  4. Place and hold iron on the paper liner for 5 Seconds. Repeat until entire surface is bonded. Allow to cool. Peel off paper liner.
  5. Place material, web adhesive side down, on top of project. With steam, Press and hold iron for 20 Seconds on each section until entire piece is bonded.
  6. Machine or hand sew as desired.

Tips

  • Iron fabrics prior to applying Soft Stretch Ultra
  • Do not touch iron directly to the adhesive. Do not iron directly to your ironing board.
  • Machine wash cold delicate cycle and tumble dry on low heat or no heat (and in accordance to garment / fabric washing directions). Dry Cleanable. Avoid repeated or excessive ironing to the area after fusing
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