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Poster:
A snowHead
I've got one and love it, however its getting on a bit and the Grey patches on the shoulders, arms and around the zips have started to lfit off and come away
If you arent familar, they are protective pieces which aid the look of the garment
Had a look at it today with a view to sorting them - since SWMBO is a bit of a crafty person, she has numerous tubes of glue and other sticky stuff suitable for things including many different materials and fabrics, thought I should be ok.
After much reading of instructions
got on and tried one that needs heat sealing - as I spoke with the great ladies from Tundra repairs earlier in the week who informed me that these patches were probably fused on and they havent got a machine for this purpose
Well I decided to try something else first and it worked perfectly, it seems I've got a suitable machine fit for the job -a common iron.
Just run a warm iron over the edges with some baking parch between so it doesnt stick, job sorted
Have gone over all edges just to make sure and they are like new.
All done while suffering with manflu too, deffo medal needed I think, or at least a drink
So if you have one of these jackets you now know what to do.
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
got one and its the berries, i was used to wearing much more 'cooler looking clobber' being a boarder but just cant see past it. thrown loads of abuse at it and havent had any problems as such yet, but only a seasons worth. will keep your advice inn mind cheers!
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Have gone over all edges just to make sure and they are like new.
