Products

FAQ’s

Thanks for taking the time to investigate known questions.  If you have additional questions not answered below, please give us a call so that we can share with others. 

Thanks!

Tom
Iron Patches
541-390-4697

1. Wash jeans before applying patch.
2. Remove Liner/Wax Paper from Patch.
3. Pre-heat Iron on the Highest Setting.
4. Pre-iron the fabric where the patch is
    going to be applied.
5. Position patch shiny side down.
6. Place a piece of scrap fabric on the
    backside if covering a hole.
7. Without Steam, & Press Firmly on all edges.

*Canvas patches may require longer heat exposure due to thickness of fabric

Patch Size
 Ironing Time
 4"x 4" 60 Seconds
 5"x 8" 3-4 minutes
 9" x 11"

 6-8 minutes

Ultra-Thin Backing Patches – Seamless & Comfortable Repair

Designed to reinforce rips and tears from the inside, our ultra-thin backing patches help extend the life of your jeans. When repairing a hole, you can often reposition the fabric to create a natural worn-in look, making the patch virtually undetectable from the outside.

By following the ironing instructions in our videos, the patch blends seamlessly with the white threads in the tear, ensuring a nearly invisible repair. Plus, these patches offer unmatched softness and comfort—our most wearable option yet.

For a discreet, durable, and comfortable fix, trust our ultra-thin backing patches!

Troubleshooting Patch Adhesion Issues

While rare, if your patch isn’t sticking properly, it’s usually due to insufficient heat. Here’s how to ensure the best adhesion:

  1. Check the Iron Temperature
    • The iron needs to be very hot. A quick test: flick a few drops of water onto the iron’s surface. If the water sticks or sizzles slowly, the iron isn’t hot enough. The water should immediately bounce off.
    • Some irons have an automatic shutoff for safety. If yours has timed out, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions to reset it.
  2. Iron Both Sides for Stronger Bonding
    • For the best adhesion, iron both the fabric side of the patch and the fabric side of the jeans.
    • Use a firm surface like an ironing board or another hard, heat-resistant surface to help press the adhesive deeper into the fabric.

Solution: Re-Iron the Patch

  • Heat the iron for a few minutes and reapply it according to the original instructions.
  • If the patch has started to peel, don’t worry—it can be easily reattached.
  • Place the iron on the patch for 10 to 15 seconds, then use the tip of the iron to press down firmly for extra adhesion.
  • Iron both sides of the fabric for the best results.
  • Allow the clothing to cool completely before wearing to ensure a strong bond.

Following these steps should prevent the issue from happening again!