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The Groves Of Thames Iron-On Jersey Repair Fabric is an essential tool for those looking to extend the life of their activewear, including leggings and tracksuits. It offers a quick, reliable way to mend tears and reinforce damaged areas on stretch fabrics using only a standard household iron. While it provides a strong, lasting bond for jersey materials, users should be mindful that it is designed specifically for stretch fabrics and requires precise application to maintain the garment's elasticity.
| Model Part Number | 8000217974530 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Marbet |
This product is specifically designed for jersey and stretch fabrics. It may not provide the same flexibility or bond on rigid fabrics like denim or heavy cotton.
Apply the iron for approximately 10 to 15 seconds with steady, firm pressure.
The Fuchsia patch is best suited for garments of a similar color to ensure the repair remains discreet when viewed from the inside.
It is recommended to air dry garments repaired with this fabric to ensure the adhesive bond remains intact for as long as possible.
No, once the heat-activated adhesive is bonded, it is intended to be permanent and cannot be repositioned.
Re-apply the iron with slightly more pressure and heat, ensuring the edges are completely covered.
Ensure you used the correct size patch; cutting a smaller, more rounded shape can reduce stiffness while maintaining support.
Check that the garment is clean and dry. Residue from detergents or fabric softeners can prevent the heat-activated adhesive from bonding properly.
To ensure the longevity of your repair, always perform a test on a small, hidden area of the garment if you are unsure of the material's heat sensitivity. The fabric is optimized for jersey, but always verify your garment's care label. When washing your repaired clothing, turn the garment inside out to reduce friction against the patch, and never exceed 30 degrees Celsius, as higher temperatures may weaken the adhesive bond over time.
