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QuestionCan I adhere fabric to particle board with the same effect?T. ChinsenTop AnswererA spray adhesive is the fastest way to attach fabric to particle board; it prevents the seepage of glue or modge podge bleeding into the fabric. This will also have a shorter drying time. Hot glue is an option if you are able to apply a thin, even coating.
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QuestionDo I put another layer of Mod Podge on top of the fabric after it dries to seal it all?MidmorrowCommunity AnswerNo. One coat should do. If you would like to add another layer, feel free, but note that it may make it look clumpy if applied unevenly.
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QuestionWhat kind of fabric should I use?MidmorrowCommunity AnswerYou could use a cheap fabric like cotton or calico. If you would like a more durable surface, faux leather would work.
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QuestionCan you put fabric on a painted surface?Community AnswerTry to sand some of the paint off with sandpaper first, to give it the best chance at working. Use glue that is suitable for fabric and a painted surface.
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QuestionCan I attach mesh to bamboo? It will be used in water, so what is the best, cleanest and longest-lasting method to use? I thought maybe hot glue would work.T. ChinsenTop AnswererAny glue that is waterproof when dry can be used to attach mesh to bamboo. Hot glue will work. However, it is a plastic and will eventually will get brittle and lose its hold over time. Read the glue labels to find one that will adhere to both materials. Industrial glues like E600 are flexible and strong enough to hold different materials together.
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QuestionWhat glue would you recommend?MidmorrowCommunity AnswerFabric glue will work. You can find this easily at craft stores, and even some hardware stores.
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