QUOTE(ICDeadPeople @ May 12 2009, 05:10 PM)
I need some advice from you guys.
I bought a Man United jersey last year from MU megastore, complete with championship badge.
Last week my wife accidently wash my jersey in washing machine. To make it worst, she than put the jersey in a dryer. Because of that, the white line across the back was ripped off (tanggal!!). I manage to locate the white stripe and it looks intact (except for the bottom part).
My question is, do you guys know how can I glue that strip back? I mean is there any special glue that is meant for shirt.jersey?
Here I come to save the day.... I bought a Man United jersey last year from MU megastore, complete with championship badge.
Last week my wife accidently wash my jersey in washing machine. To make it worst, she than put the jersey in a dryer. Because of that, the white line across the back was ripped off (tanggal!!). I manage to locate the white stripe and it looks intact (except for the bottom part).
My question is, do you guys know how can I glue that strip back? I mean is there any special glue that is meant for shirt.jersey?
Dude..
You can try glue back the strip by looking for something called 'fabric glue'.
Do not.. I repeat.. do not, use gam gajah. Because this is PU and is too delicate for gam gajah.. It will melt, trust me, if you use gam gajah.
If the material was felt/velvet/lextra or foam embossed, can use gam gajah.. but this is PU material...
So you must use fabric glue.. actually fabric glue is safer to use compared to gam gajah but gam gajah is very good and strong (robust, even if you wash the jersey.. glue still intact) but it cannot be used for the white stripe because the white stripe's material is PU and gam gajah is super strong (contains acid) and it will melt it.. trust me.
Where to find one? Look at stationary shops, carrefour/giant/tesco/cold storage etc etc.. this is the fun of DIY jersey.
Anyway to give you a good jump start, you can look for this product:
Bostik GluStik is a product from australia. It is a glue stick that can be used to glue fabric. And good thing is, it is washable..
More info on Bostik GluStik: http://www.bostik.com.au/browse.php?cat=Stationery
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Bostik Glu Stik is an acid free smooth stick glue that dries clear, non wrinkle, convenient and mess free. Designed to bond paper, cardboard and fabrics. Acid free therefore non-corrosive and non-yellowing. Ideal for sticking paper together, sticks photos in albums, art and craft applications.
Another article about it: http://www.aussiescrapbooking.com.au/artic...ik-is-acid-free
And as mentioned in the article, it is:
* Safe
* No-Toxic
* ACID FREE
* Washable
I saw one at Giant.. dunno if still got or not. You can help us (since I have helped you here) to go and look for it.. take photo please, like someone here before who took the Staindevils photo at Cold Storage. You help us and we will help you.
So try looking for it (or something similar..). Then.. try applying the white stripe with the glue and then.. press it on the jersey.
Then.. cover it with a cloth or plastic cover.. then iron on it (gently press) for 5 seconds.. Be careful since you're ironing something that is delicate (PU material) so don't over iron.
Then, terbalikkan your jersey (inside out) and then iron again beneath the area where you glued the PU white stripe. Press gently (not too firm) again to ensure the glue bonds very well...
Leave it for one day.
Good luck mate.
Jerseyman.
p/s: can I use your photo as one of the guides I write? to remind newbies never wash your jerseys using washing machines.. better wash by hands..
This post has been edited by schmeichel7: May 12 2009, 10:35 PM
May 12 2009, 10:31 PM
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