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Will mod podge help to put fabrics on jordans air force 1 roshe etc
Mod podge on Jordans
- Thread in 'Sneaker Art' Thread starter Started by rweirdo,
- Start date
- Oct 13, 2012
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I haven't really dealt with Mod-Podge much, but it might be able to work. My only thought is: How thick is it? Will the fabric be able to bend with the shoe, and will it look good afterwards. I'm sorry this isn't much help. My advice is try it on a pair of beaters or cheap shoes, and then if it works then it is your trade-secret.
selfmade__89
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Try to get a FABRIC glue that is especially made to adhere to leathers and types of fabric ONLY.
When I first started customized about 10 years ago, I used to use SUPERGLUE to attach my fabrics to my shoes hahaha
Usually now i use an e6000 glue which applies and dries clear and also has a very strong bond.
I apply a little bit of glue onto both the shoe and the fabric and wait maybe 3-5 minutes so the glue can get tackier and then they can be permanently bonded.
But yea as Polar said, try it on a pair of beaters first and experiment with the glue and different types of fabrics to apply.
Hope this also helps
When I first started customized about 10 years ago, I used to use SUPERGLUE to attach my fabrics to my shoes hahaha
Usually now i use an e6000 glue which applies and dries clear and also has a very strong bond.
I apply a little bit of glue onto both the shoe and the fabric and wait maybe 3-5 minutes so the glue can get tackier and then they can be permanently bonded.
But yea as Polar said, try it on a pair of beaters first and experiment with the glue and different types of fabrics to apply.
Hope this also helps
