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Yes, for many fabric repairs and projects, adhesive can be used as a substitute for sewing.Bostik Fabric Glue can be a handy no-sew option for jobs such as hems, trouser turn-ups, patches, labels,…

Generally, yes. Textile glue and fabric glue are both names used for adhesives designed to bond fabrics and textiles. Always check which materials your chosen glue is suitable for, as not every…

Bostik Fabric Glue develops an initial bond after around one minute, allowing for gentle handling. Allow it to dry before rough handling. Exact drying time can vary depending on the materials and…

Whether or not Fabric Glue is transparent depends on the glue you're using. Bostik Fabric Glue is white when applied but dries clear in thin layers, helping to give your finished repair a neat…

Look for a glue specifically designed for fabric, but always test it on a scrap or hidden area first. Even fabric glue can seep through open-weave, light-coloured or delicate fabrics, particularly if…

Some fabric glues offer water-resistant or washable bonds, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re completely waterproof. Bostik Fabric Glue has very good resistance to water once it is completely…

Yes, if you choose a washable fabric glue and allow it to dry completely first. Once dry, Bostik Fabric Glue can be machine-washed, tumble dried and ironed, while remaining flexible and permanently…

Yes, when you choose a glue designed for leather and prepare the surfaces properly. Bostik Leather Repair Clear Glue is formulated for leather and imitation leather, creating an ultra-strong, long…

For a small repair to leather upholstery on a sofa or couch or similar, make sure the area is clean, dry and free from dust, dirt and grease. Avoid getting glue on the shiny, visible side of the…

To use Bostik Leather Repair Glue, start with clean, dry and grease-free surfaces. For absorbent materials such as leather, apply a generous film of glue to one surface, join the pieces immediately…