Asked on Sep 12, 2017
Yikes! Hot glue on my favorite jeans
How do I best get High temperature Gorilla brand hot glue out of jeans or other fabric? (drips that soaked through) Thanks.
6 answers
- Janet Pizaroon Sep 12, 2017Try putting ice on it to harden the glue enough to peel off or the opposite place a piece of fabric on top and use a iron to heat the glue to be able to peel off.HelpfulReply
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Johnavallance82on Sep 12, 2017Not sure you can? Could you Use Fabric Pens and Make a design around it? or Patch over it........HelpfulReply
- Rhonda Son Sep 12, 2017Funny. I did that around an ink stain in college 40 years ago! May go with that flow.HelpfulReply
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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CAon Sep 12, 2017Put in freezer and peel off when frozen.HelpfulReply
- Rhonda Son Sep 14, 2017I was wearing them. The way I was sitting allowed a little fold of fabric, and of course that was where it dripped! I brushed it with my hand while it was still warm, but cool enough not to leave a mark. *l* I also thought of my decorated jeans as my hippie jeans.HelpfulReply
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Chubby58on Sep 12, 2017Just a thought: Try putting an ice cube over the glue and see if you can get it to harden and scrape off with a flat edge razor blade. If not try a blow dryer or heat gun and use a plastic putty knife and scrape it off.HelpfulReply
- Rhonda Son Sep 12, 2017Thanks...it is actually in the fabric. I don't have a heat gun but can attempt with hair dryer. Maybe blot what gets hot enough to melt.HelpfulReply
- Johnavallance82on Sep 13, 2017Always a pleasure......HelpfulReply
- Rhonda Son Sep 14, 2017I'm going to try to blot it with paper towels as I press it with a hot iron to get as much as I can out, and then if I think it is too noticeable, do a little embroidery or fabric paint to make the flaw into a feature. Wish I had gotten to it sooner, but it is what it is. Thank you all for the suggestions, and for the quick trip down memory lane!HelpfulReply