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We all love our pets, but sometimes their mischievous personalities lead to damage, including to our favorite hats. This guide provides comprehensive instructions to repair baseball caps that have suffered bites, rips, or everyday wear and tear. This guide focuses specifically on repairing the visor of the hat. In seven easy steps, you will repair your hat even, with no prior repair experience.
All the materials required for this repair can be found around the house, including cardboard, scrap fabric, glue, and scissors. When using the required tools, be sure to handle X-acto knives with caution and always cut away from your body. Caution must also be exercised with the super glue, as it quickly bonds skin and can cause irritation. Completing the repair using gloves can also reduce risk.
With that said, let's get started!
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Carefully cut away any torn or damaged sections of the visor using scissors.
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Use sandpaper to smooth out any rough or jagged edges around the damaged area.
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Place the hat on a piece of cardboard and trace the shape needed to cover the damaged section of the visor.
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After tracing the edge of the damaged visor, add extra width to the cardboard patch.
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Cut out the traced shape using scissors.
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Make a clean, straight cut through the center of the patch using an X-acto knife, so that the patch can be split open on one side.
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Place superglue into the opened section of the patch.
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Quickly align the patch with the damaged edge of the visor, with the original visor's material sandwiched between the sides of the cardboard patch.
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Apply pressure to each side of the patch as it sandwiches the visor. Hold firmly until the glue sets.
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Trim any excess material off of the patch.
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Measure the scrap fabric to fit the patch.
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Apply superglue to each side of the cardboard patch.
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Place the scrap fabric over the patch, pressing down to secure it.
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Apply pressure to the fabric until the glue fully dries.
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Now your hat is fully repaired! From here, you may choose to add creative elements such as embroidery or painting to the finished patch.
Thank you for using our repair guide, let us know if this technique worked for you!
Now your hat is fully repaired! From here, you may choose to add creative elements such as embroidery or painting to the finished patch.
Thank you for using our repair guide, let us know if this technique worked for you!
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