KK 2000 seems to have stained my fabric. Will it dissipate over time or is my fabric ruined? (Tools & Supplies KK2000 Spray Adhesive)

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Jun 18, 2021 - 05:00 PM

It's not the KK 2000 that left the spot, it's the propellant because the can was likely held too close to the fabric and the propellant became too heavily concentrated. Test the product on a scrap of fabric first. Try Goo-Gone or dry-cleaning to remove the stain. Tell your dry cleaner what the stain is from and show him the can. Ask him what dry cleaning fluid he uses. PER (Perchlorethylene) works to remove the staining.

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