Gorilla Glue On Fabric

Can you use guerrilla glue on the fabric? 3

I'm wondering if it's safe to use guerrilla glue on clothes, shirts, etc. I was thinking about using guerrilla glue to attach the patch to a shirt and I wondered if it would work, be permanent, and be safe to wear.

Guerrilla glue spreads as it hardens and breaks. Buy a leather tear mandar and a bottle of woven cement. This is from Well A Chicago Inc. This cement will color any material and it can be washed safely. I do construction work and have been used in coats, jackets, shirts and pants for years. Uct is easy to use, just follow the instructions.

Gorilla Glue On Fabric

Stick the guerrilla with a cloth.
You can. Later, however, I don't want to use it again. Everything will be hard and rough. Not to mention the dirt created by the glue as the glue penetrates into the fabric.
Finding a needle and thread or buying a special glue / cement for fabric will be very easy.
I thought it would work, but it would be a disaster. If you have never used guerrilla glue, it will foam as it hardens and possibly spread all over the fabric around the patch. If you can fix it, I'll never give up.
Works well when you don't need to bend or bend too much. I used it to modify some cargo straps for my unique situation. The rope is as tight as a rope. It is very important that the pieces stay together for 68 hours until the glue hardens.