Fabri-tac Fabric Glue

This permanent, fast grab, quick drying, crystal clear, and washable glue is fantastic for fabric, wood, leather, lace, suede, tile, felt, pearls & gems (except for those with a silver coating on back) plaster, glass, trims, canvas, ribbons, hats, & much more.
Fabri-tac won’t stain or soak into fabrics, and is perfect for hems, seams and other clothing repairs. Fabri-tac prevents fraying and maintains its strength through countless washing.
Fabri-tac is ideal for creating dolls, pillows, stuffed animals, wreaths, dried floral arrangements, picture frames, ornaments, gift and jewelry boxes, lampshades, upholstery, drapes, handbags, shoes, bridal headpieces, party favors, and many other projects. Easier to use than a glue gun… no heat, mess or inconvenience. HELPFUL HINTS
Poke a hole in applicator tip with a large paper clip to release a more precise line of glue. To cover larger surfaces, snip tip near top.Always keep top covered to prevent evaporation.Thin with acetone. Add acetone drop by drop, stirring, until desired consistency is achieved.Never use fine furniture as a work surface even if protected as the acetone fumes will attack the finish.Make sure all work surfaces are properly covered when using.Pre-wash all fabrics to remove sizing before applying glue. Sizing prevents glue from thoroughly penetrating fibers. Some metallic threaded fabrics might require two washings.Not suitable for applying patches to fabrics as patches have a coating on back that prevents glue from absorbing into the fibers.Dry clean to remove glue from garments.Glue is designed to bond to the top fibers of the fabric and should not be “pushed” into the garment as stiffening will result.Flammable only when wet and should never be applied near an open flame. Once dried, there is no danger of flammability.Always use with proper ventilation.Not suitable for use on Velcro, denier nylon, or very sheer and delicate fabrics where glue might soak through.Glue dries very fast. Work in small 1-3 areas to prevent glue from drying too rapidly.If glue separates after washing, garment was not properly pre-washed to remove sizing, glue was allowed to dry before adhering, and surface did not allow glue to penetrate fibers.