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Can’t sew? No need to..

Discussion in 'The DIY Room' started by Softwood, Jan 26, 2023.

  1. Softwood

    Softwood

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    2C5B91FA-9C3A-45DE-B785-C2FE1A55C8F4.jpeg Just finished “sewing” up another pair of old pants. This stuff is the cats as$ if you’re cheap like me and wanna get more “life” out of your clothing but don’t have sewing skills. If you’ve never used it before pick up a bottle. It works on more than cloths too.
     
  2. Woodwidow

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    Even if you can sew, this comes in handy for the awkward things that need mending.
     
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    Like what… your spouse’s mouth?
     
  4. Softwood

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    The stuff is good, but it doesn't work miracles!!:D
     
  5. Warner

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    Does it work like superglue in a gash on your finger?
     
  6. Softwood

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    No, I don't think it would work good for that.
     
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    Fixed many pairs of pants with that, a tent, work coats, ect. It's some good stuff.
     
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