Beacon Fabri-Tac Permanent Adhesive, 2-Ounce

Works great! Holds strong! Fast drying! It does have a chemical smell but goes away quickly after closing the cap. I’ve used it multiple times to glue glass eyes to yarn projects and the bottle hasn’t dried from breaking the seal like super glue does sometimes. The packaging it came in was questionable... it came in a box way too big for the product. So it was basically free to flop and roll around all over the inside of the box. Luckily it didn’t crack open or spill. Overall happy with my purchase.

I use this glue for crafting with fabrics to other surfaces, and it always works. The only problem I have is that I don’t use often enough, that the glue solidifies. But it doesn’t cost too much and I wouldn’t use anything else.

This fabric glue was recommended by a YouTuber and I am so happy I took their recommendation. It works so quickly and so well. It doesn't dry immediately, but it begins to hold before it's 100% dry. There is a little bit of an odor initially but I've been using it on a cat tree and the cats don't mind it once it's dry. I have already had to remove a previously glued project and I got to experience just how difficult that is. Definitely a strong hold.

Works very well and FAST. I would recommend for crafters. So far it's worked great on my fabric projects with no problems. Does a strudy job!

I buy fabritac from Amazon just because it's easy to find. It is hit or miss when I run around town looking for it. It might be a little bit more expensive through Amazon, but I save time and gas. This stuff works so well in my paper crafting when I incorporate fabric into my journals that I make. Or, if you just need a strong glue for buttons, or heavier items. Highly recommend to be a tool in your arsenal!!

This is one of those products that I don't need very often, but when I need it, I'm glad I have it.

Great for repairing soccer nets. Used it in leggings and it dries hard and cracks. Couldn’t wear leggings again. Would have been better off sewing but found a use for it in other places. Not the best fabric glue for clothes but other materials like stuffed animals and nets are good

We spent over $5K on custom draperies in our home. Adding the fringe along the leading edge would've cost an additional $1700. Gulp. So I found the trim online (at 1/3 the price), bought some of this Fabri-Tac, climbed a ladder, and hoped for the best.I ran a thin line of this glue along the edge of the drapery, and using wooden clothes pins (the kind with the spring), glued the fringe trim onto the drapes. WOW, what holding power! Within a minute, the fringe trim was bonded onto the drapes, and look professionally done! I couldn't be more pleased. This stuff is amazing.I haven't washed or dry cleaned the drapes, and will clean them with some careful vacuuming, so I can't speak as to how this product holds up to being laundered.