Supermend Bonding Fabric Repair Powder the Original Repair Rips Tears Burns Holes Hems Clothing no Sewing in Seconds

Absolutely love this. It's not visible after ironing on and melting. I had to watch a couple of online videos to make sure I was doing it right but once I figured it out, I loved it. I've used this on cotton shirts where you wouldn't want a thick fabric patch because of the additional weight and thickness. I haven't used it on sweaters although I've seen a video online of somebody mending together damaged threads. Regardless, it worked for what I wanted it to work for. So much so I bought a second jar when I could not find my first!

Worked great definitely not invisible but hid a moth hole in my jacket pretty well overall saved me a lot

A very interesting product. It does work very well. It’s a bit hard to control the powder and get it where you really want it and not on places you don’t want it. Hoping practice will help with that. I’m happy to have found it and can think of many uses.

I didn’t like this product very much. Didn’t adhere as I expected.

Good to have on hand for a quick repairs. Hard to find in stores, if at all.

this is the bomb. it works really well at covering up small moth holes. i have a few suits that i really like but they developed a few small moth holes. and of course no one has skill any more and wont reweave. this came to the rescue. it worked so well that no one notices the holes and even have a hard time seeing them when pointed out. i will say though this stuff dose not survive multiple dry cleanings. i used it to hem a pair of pants and as time went by after several cleanings it started to give out. but wool doesn't get cleaned as often as other cloth and the pants may have been user error in the application.

I was disappointed to find it left my blazer with crunchy had mess. Repairs were very visible. Missed the return window but it will work to an invisible seam to jeans

This adhesive is amazing. I use it to fix clothing that can’t be repaired by sewing. It is a little hard to control until u get use to it. Definitely use with a waxed paper stands up with multiple washings