Clear Permanent Fabric Glue - Wuffove No Sew Strong Fabric Glue for Clothing Washable (2 PCS)...

Strong, sturdy and very little odor that I noticed. The glue dries clear, and I can't see any visible residue (albeit on a greyish/blueish material). Satisfied for sure.

The lining in my purse was tearing away, meaning that items could slide down through the gap and into the bottom of the purse. Where the lining was situated, there was no way I could sew it by machine or by hand. This product seemed to work pretty well. It is pretty sticky, and you have to hold the fabric down for a while to get it to stay, and be sure to let it sit for a long while, I left it overnight. The glue on my fingers after working with this felt similar to when I've worked with a bonding epoxy- it is springy and almost squishy/gummy. It doesn't wash off the hands very easily, which is good, since this is supposed to be washable on garments. So far it has held up pretty well. I would recommend this in the the place of a fix that can't easily be sewn, but I wouldn't do it for large projects or something really nice. Meant for repairs.

This remarkable adhesive has seamlessly mended my torn garments, breathing new life into my favorite pieces. The easy-to-use applicator ensures precise application, preventing messy spills and ensuring a clean, professional finish. The glue forms a remarkably strong bond that withstands multiple washes without compromising the fabric's integrity. Whether you're dealing with rips, tears, or detached embellishments, Wuffove's fabric glue is your one-stop solution for quick, hassle-free repairs.

I am trying to keep well-worn cut-offs in service for the summer--given the excessive heat--and this stuff is doing a great job (so far) with that endeavor. It comes out a clear goo from the no-clog tip, and adheres well to denim (this I know) and I suspect it will do quite well for other materials--particularly leather, given the viscosity. I gave it 24 hours to set-up, as suggested. If this stuff fails after multiple washings, I will update accordingly.

I would recommend this only for patches that are thick and are not going to show adhesive marks on the other side or for items, you just want to stick together, but you dont care how they look. - On synthetics, I found that this left a mark that looked like a permanent drop of water where the adhesive is located. This is fine if you can hide the fabric surfaces that are being adhered. - I also found that this really didnt work better than just going ahead and stitching. - The included spatulas is helpful and the needle applicator allows for precise delivery. Bottom line: This fabric adhesive has its uses, but I would be careful on using it on items that you care about. Test it in a hidden location.