I've nver used this before and no instructions included. Can I iron this on or do I need to use adhesive spray?
1792556
I would baste it on. The adhesive spray may effect your embroidery. It is not an iron on product.
2050370
Not much help here! I don't iron clothes unless I have to! I quilt so I iron fabric. I ironed my Christmas placemats in about 10 minutes and they look brand new again. I have only had my press a few weeks
2043938
I do not believe u can iron it on however I've never tried I think it needs to say iron on??
1096259
I used fabric glue and fabric glitter. I did two coats. It turned out beautiful! DO NOT IRON these, so iron-on letters won't work.
1210312
I used a mixture of baking soda and water then ran the cleaning cycle. I used an old cloth to pick up some of the baking soda and water paste then scrubbed the face of the iron while it was still a little warm. Worked like a charm. :)
210459
Yes it definitely can be ironed, I see no reason why you could not heat print this material. So yes to both questions.
2046754
As long as u can iron slipcover afterwards , don't see any reason not to use. May want to spray on inside of fabric & lightly; maybe test on a corner?
1217192
You just wash it off and hang to dry. I don't think you can iron it. I usually wash it off with a wash cloth with dawn & warm water. It's coated or something, but not plasticky.
120019
You will either need some double sided tape or something similar, it does not come with an adhesive.
438635
I washed and dried it once due to lack of time and it helped. I would think ironing would work but for our outdoor event, it didn't really matter.
1809699
Shouldn't be too hard. Worst case you can use a blow dryer and heat it up, and that should take the adhesive off easily.
1370360
Ironing? I don't think so, I think it's just made to protect your surfaces from the heat of your hot tools. But I guess you could iron on it if it can withstand that much heat. I have never tried it, but it's a small surface in my opinion for ironing though. And I'm not sure if it's non-stick in case of if your clothes would stick to it' if you iron on it. It tends to collect dust' but it wipes clean with a damp cloth. It's amazing to use with your hot tools, and It's great quality for the price.
489536
It does need to be ironed in order to work properly on clothes, I boucht then to use on my running shoes, it works good without need to be ironed, sorry maybe I'm responding too late. you won't be desapointed if you buy it .
1320673
No, it cannot be removed. They have welded it to the back of the ironing board, perhaps for sturdiness. It would have been better to be able to remove it or fold it down. Good luck with your search :)
946654
I have never personally had to do this just yet, but I did look it up for you...and this is what was said: "To remove any adhesive left on the fabric, spray the household solvent called Goo Gone, or the original version of Goof Off, (Not Goof Off 2) onto the backside of the fabric in the badge area. Make sure to thoroughly soak the area with the solvent. Wait for 3-4 minutes and wipe the residue off the garment with a paper towel from the front side. Then re-apply the solvent from the front side and blot the excess into a paper towel held onto the back side. It helps to use an old toothbrush to scrub the stained area as the solvent soaks through into the paper towel. Repeat this several times until you do not see any more adhesive. If any residual adhesive is still visible, repeat the soaking and blotting process. In stubborn cases, use of a stronger solvent such as the original version of Goof Off, (not Goof Off 2)may be required. There may be a faint ring left on the fabric after the solvent has dried. This will come out in a normal wash cycle. You can either wash and dry the garment and then apply a new badge over the area or just wait for the solvent to completely evaporate and then apply the new badge. If badges have been ironed please note that ironing melts the Badge Magic adhesive and the iron can push it into and even through the weave of the fabric, making it harder to remove. Therefore, it may take extra soakings to completely dissolve the glue. Dry cleaning at a cleaner that uses the perchloroethylene cleaning solvent will also remove the residue from the fabric." I got this info. from here: http://www.badgemagic.com/faqs_front_end/index.cfm?fuseaction=list_faq_para&cat_id=3&detail_id=19&nav=1 I hope you get the sticky stuff off with no issues! :)
1536852
Tape it down, tack it down, hang it by a hook. There is no adhesive included.
1737261
If you use an iron adhesive on the back of the design. You would have to use the fabric cutting blade also. Put the iron on adhesive on the material before you cut it of course maybe spray material with a spray adhestive after cutting it out without the iron on adhesive. If you do this you will need to sew it on the T Shirt as the spray on adhesives (for embroidery or qulting) are usually temporary. Hope this helps