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THIS PATCH SHIPS FOR FREE!This listing is for (1) Snap-On Tools Dealer Patch.This patch can be sewn on or ironed on.
IDEAL APPLICATIONS:
• Race Suits • Mechanic's Uniforms and Shirts • Jackets • Hats and Caps • Petroliana • Automobilia • Motorsports
DIMENSIONS:Width 4.25 inch X Height 2.25 inch (107.95 mm X 57.15 mm)
DOMESTIC USA SHIPPING and INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING ORDERS: Please Note Before You Buy!
To minimize shipping and tariff fees, this patch will be shipped in a standard 4.25" x 9.5" paper letter envelope.I do NOT offer a tracking number for this order unless you specifically request it. An additional fee of $6.50 will be added to this order if you require tracking.WHO ARE MY CUSTOMERS?
A large number of my customers are particular about 100%, period-correct accuracy. My clients include the movie industry, participants in historical Rallies and race events like the Mille Miglia, and concourse car and motorcycle collectors.APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING AN IRON:
• Always iron the patch on a firm, flat surface.
• Put the patch on the garment with the embroidery side face up.
• Pre-heat your iron to the "Cotton" setting. DO NOT USE STEAM.
• Cover the patch with a thin cotton cloth, no thicker than a thin tablecloth, to protect the thread embroidery. Press the iron firmly onto the patch and hold for 10-15 seconds. Make sure to apply steady pressure to the iron. DO NOT move the iron back and forth.
• Wait for the patch to thoroughly cool, allowing the glue backing to harden and set.
• If the fabric of the garment is thick, you may need to increase the ironing time.
• Suitable for polyester/cotton fabrics.
• DO NOT apply the patch to rayon, nylon, triacetate, or waterproof fabrics. This can melt or cause damage to your garment’s fabric.
• DO NOT place any garment, with an iron-on patch, in a dryer. Some dryers can get very hot and actually melt the glue backing on the patch, causing it to come off, or curl up around the edges. I recommend that you hang your garment and allow it to air dry - naturally.HELPFUL TIPS:
I typically use a heat press to apply this patch to hats and garments.
I like to apply a thin coat of spray adhesive fabric tack glue first, mainly to affix the patch and prevent it from slipping out of the desired location. I use FAST TACK 87
If your patch doesn’t seem adequately glued, reapply the iron and protective cloth for another 10-15 seconds,
For hat press heat application, I have found that setting the temperature to 300 degrees and the timer to 3 minutes works best. Each hat press may vary. Always make sure to put a protective cloth over the patch to prevent burning the thread before pressing the patch to the hat.
