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I read a couple of other threads on here about sewing or even glueing (with Barge Cement) on patches. They were helpful but somebody may have even more info.
For small patches (like the hondashadow.net patch) I can easily see the Barge Cement working well. I may do that. But - I have a large (9 inch by 10 inch) leather patch that I want to put on the back of a leather vest. I think my wife can sew it with a leather needle OK from what I read on other posts.
I also have the same patch in a cloth version I think I want to put on the back of a DSX Denim jacket. The problem here is there is a permanent lining of mesh inside the DSX the must not be sewed down (affects circulation and would prohibit use of the back protection armor). I'm thinking this may have to be done by hand while , ahem, holding the liner away on the inside -- not easy at all. I'm wondering if the Barge Cement could be used to glue on a patch this large. Any thoughts?
For small patches (like the hondashadow.net patch) I can easily see the Barge Cement working well. I may do that. But - I have a large (9 inch by 10 inch) leather patch that I want to put on the back of a leather vest. I think my wife can sew it with a leather needle OK from what I read on other posts.
I also have the same patch in a cloth version I think I want to put on the back of a DSX Denim jacket. The problem here is there is a permanent lining of mesh inside the DSX the must not be sewed down (affects circulation and would prohibit use of the back protection armor). I'm thinking this may have to be done by hand while , ahem, holding the liner away on the inside -- not easy at all. I'm wondering if the Barge Cement could be used to glue on a patch this large. Any thoughts?