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505 Spray & Fix Temporary Repositionable Fabric Adhesive 7.2 ounces
$12.99
2 in stock
Temporary, repositionable, fabric adhesive used totemporarily bond fabric. Odorless, colorless, no mist, does not gum sewing needles. Use for machine applique, quilting,basting, holding fabric to stabilizers in machine embroidery and hemming. Great for machine embroidery.
New chemical composition adhere to stricter EPA guidelines.
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