UltraHold Iron-On Adhesive, 3/8 Inch x 10 Yards

I've bought and used this before, it was a lifesaver when I was making small repairs on my family's cloths and when I needed and extra hand making jelly roll runners, a good tool in your sewing room or basket...

The only application I have used this for us to re-adhere velcro to a plastic tab on my jacket's adjustable wrist closure. For this application it works as well as the original (which also seems to be a heat activated adhesive). Be careful, it is hard to tell which side of the paper backing has the adhesive. Also the paper backing is very delicate. The backing is disposable, but the delicacy makes it more difficult to handle.

Well, it wasn't what I expected but it does work. Directions say to hold iron on for 2 seconds. (They do mean 2 seconds) I had a terrible time getting the paper off, as it doesn't tear very cleanly and was fussy. I think the iron was too hot or I held it on for too long. It does hold well when you fold it over though. This product was a "no sew" version. They make another product that you can sew through. It's NOT the same as Wonder Under. It will hold your fabric down without sewing. I used it on polyester satin fabric.

Works as designed and what I needed

Had a hard time using this product. Maybe it was me doing it incorrectly, but I couldn’t really get it to stick.

I was working on an embroidery project where I needed to seal folds in the fabric without sewing and this stuff worked great. But I'm a big fan of HeatnBond, as I also use a lot of it for iron-on patches.

I love the fact that I can hem or create a crisp edge on just about project I make with fabric. For example, making curtains is a breeze. I just cut the fabric fold over the edge and iron. Once the material cools the tape has a tight hold. I can make a valance in 10 minutes. The tape holds even during a gentle washing cycle in the washer.

I use this stuff all the time in other sizes. This stuff melted into the fabric on the lowest setting. I'm talking zero adhesive left for anything to grab onto so completely unusable for me. I suppose if I had something like rayon or other lightweight material other than linen it *might* work but doubt it.