Aleene's Stop fraying permanent fabric glue 59ml, 2 oz, Durchsichtig

I finally got round to repairing some old jeans with holes at the knee. I used the "no more fraying" glue on the patches and It works well after several machine washes. Great product, value for money, easy to use and does the job so well that 'you can't see the join'.

Taking heed of the blobby disasters many other reviewers experienced, I went in with an ultra-conservative approach and it paid off. Rather than dispensing the glue using the nozzle, I used a toothpick to take up the tiniest amount of glue to the edges and wiped away excess immediately. It dries a little silvery, as you can see in the photo, so applying just to the edge itself is the neatest way to do it if the seam will be visible. I had a couple of frayed threads starting in the corner of a welt pocket, which is why I bought this before sewing the other pockets (easier to seal the freshly cut edges!). Using the tiniest amount on the tip of the toothpick let me get into the corner to apply the glue to tuck in the threads whilst not getting any glue on the outside. The amount needed to do the job is so minuscule that I feel this bottle will last me the rest of my sewing life if it does’t go off first, so in that respect, it’s great value! I wish I’d bought this years ago!

It works well but I don't like the way it dispenses

Bought this to fix where my wool carpet has been snagged. Did the job but the glue does dry very hard so use sparingly. Only crit is that it's basically PVA glue which you can get 500ml for a fiver at DIY retailers.

Great for stopping my crochet thread ends from coming undone

Fixed my shorts button. Very easy to use.

Sets Quickly.

Does stop the fraying can pull the frayed edges and they won’t fray anymore. Unfortunately it stains coloured material and leaves it unsightly where glue dries. It is basically PVA glue that you have to spread as comes out in blobs.

Ne colle pas très bien laisse des traces blanches. Je l’utilise très peu

Bueno

Good stuff. I used it to repair a patio umbrellas canopy where the rib tore through the canvas. Goes on white and dries clear. I shot it with a hair dryer to speed the drying process. I won't know until next summer if it improves the durability and can confirm rain-waterproof-ness.

It's good. Only a light layer is able to stop fraying. I'm yet to wash it