Heat N Bond Variety Pack Hem Adhesive (2 Regular & 2 Super

HeatnBond® Hem is a roll of iron-on, double-sided adhesive for easily and permanently hemming garments and home décor without any sewing.Features & Benefits: 2 rolls: 3/8 in x 10 yards (9.5 mm x 9.1 m) 2 rolls: ¾ in x 8 yards (19 mm x 7.3 m) 4 rolls total: 2 Super Weight, 2 Regular Weight Regular Weight – for light fabrics such as; cotton, rayon, polyester blends and acrylic fabrics. Super Weight – for heavier fabrics such as; heavy cotton, denim, suede, wool and corduroy. Heat activated Permanent Double-sided adhesive For use on fabric No-sew, simply iron the hem together! Creates a clean hem in seconds! No paper liner or backing paper on this roll. Proudly made in the USA! Tips: Pre-wash all materials (without fabric softener) you will be using prior to fusing. Pre-test adhesive on materials prior

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Iron-on, double-sided adhesive for easily and permanently hemming garments and home décor without any sewing. Regular Weight is for light fabrics such as cotton, rayon, polyester blends and acrylic fabrics. Heat activated, permanent, double-sided adhesive. No-sew, simply iron the hem together. 3/8 inches x 10 yards.

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