Thermoseal™ CASTSR | Thermoseal™ | Cover and Waterproof Sealant | Cut Away | White | Rolls | light weight
Thermoseal Cover and Waterproof Sealant Lightweight Cut Away White Rolls
Is a lightweight heat-activated film for waterproofing water-repellent materials after sewing or embroidering. The film is applied on the underside of the stitching with a heat press and is permanent. Easy to apply and can be used with designs of any stitch count.
Quick facts:
- Waterproof sealant and cover film
- Lightweight
- Roll
- White
Made for use with:
- Waterproof and water-resistant items
Examples:
- Rain gear
- Jackets
Cover-A-Stitch Thermoseal is a heat-activated permanent waterproofing film that maintains the integrity of waterproof or water-repellent fabrics when you embroider or sew on them. Just apply Cover-A-Stitch Thermoseal to the back of your embroidery and water and moisture will not penetrate the fabric through the tiny embroidery needle punctures.
It is now possible to embroider on waterproof or water-repellent fabrics without compromising their waterproof properties. Just apply Cover-A-Stitch‚ Thermoseal to the back of your embroidery stitches and water and moisture will not penetrate the fabric through the tiny embroidery needle punctures. Rain gear, outdoor jackets, functional clothing can be embroidered and everybody stays dry-use on work clothes e.g. for road construction, gardening and for all outdoor jobs.
- Remove stabilizer after embroidery process from waterproof or water-resistant fabric.
- Cut a piece of Cover-A-Stitch Thermoseal slightly larger than the embroidery design.
- Place Cover-A-Stitch Thermoseal onto wrong side of embroidered fabric, adhesive side facing down (the adhesive coating faces out on roll, slightly glossy look).
- Seal with heat press. Temperature 266°F-300°F (130°C -150°C) with medium pressure for 10-15 sec.
- For maximum adhesion, allow Cover-A-Stitch Thermoseal to set for 48 hours after pressing, before administering any washing tests.
TIP: Testing is necessary to ensure the adhesiveness of the film. Just press a small piece of Cover-A-Stitch‚ Thermoseal to the back of the fabric before embroidering. If the film sticks to the fabric, start with the described process.