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Attaching Pvc patches to a jacket or any other outfit is an exciting task for people who love to wear different patches. Cool and stylish patches add beauty to clothing when attached perfectly. There are many ways to stick patches, depending on the backing material. A plain back needs some adhesive material (glue) to attach it to the jacket or fabric. A plain back is also attached to the needle and thread, but it is not easy for everyone. Some people like me find it hard to sew a single button. The method of attaching a patch to the jacket is relatively easy for you.

Using Glue on Silicone PVC Patches

(Recommended Practice)

To properly glue down a patch onto the jacket, you first need to select the fabric glue that works best. Fabric glue is especially suitable for attaching patches, where Attach Patch and Fabric Fusion glue are good options. According to users, E6000 is also excellent for sticking patches.

Step #1: Apply your patch with thick glue and beads. It’s better to use more than a little

Tip: Don’t put too much glue in the corner; otherwise, it comes out from the edges. Use a generous amount in the center and a smaller amount at the edges. Step# 2: Spread the glue with popsicle sticks.

Step# 3: Now, level your hat or jacket and put it down on the spot. Step #4: Place wax paper on top to prevent the glue from sticking to any other object.

Step# 5: Put a heavy object like a book on the wax paper and avoid moving and touching it. Leave it for 24 hours. And all done.

How To Remove A PVC Patch?

Step# 1: Steam the PVC patch with a steamer or hair dryer to warm the glue.

Step# 2: Remove the patch from the corner with a scraper, or you can use your finger to remove it.

Step #3: Now, dip the area in vinegar, alcohol, or vegetable oil to wipe out the remaining glue on the fabric. It saturates the glue and will clean the stain from that area. 

Majid

I'm Majid. I'm a passionate writer and product reviewer. I specialize in customized products, including embroidered badges, logos, and custom patches, primarily used for promotions, branding, and creative personal or business applications.