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BG MAXX, Thermal Hat Patch Adhesive

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BG MAXX Thermal Adhesive – High‑Performance, Permanent Leather Bonding Solution

BG MAXX Thermal Adhesive is a professional-grade, one-sided film adhesive engineered for permanent applications, no stitching required. Developed with premium ester polyurethane, it delivers fast, reliable bonding across a wide variety of materials including leather, textiles, plastics, and metals. BG MAXX is machine-wash durable, heat-efficient, and certified safe for both people and the environment.

Originally formulated as a leather patch hat adhesive, BG MAXX has become the go-to solution for brands applying leather logos, patches, and emblems using a heat press. Whether you're decorating trucker, structured, or performance hats, this film-backed adhesive ensures professional, lasting results.

Why Choose BG MAXX Thermal Adhesive

  • Permanent Bonding: No stitching needed, creates a long-lasting hold even under wear and washing.
  • Low Activation Temperature: Softens at just 198 °F (92 °C) for safe use on heat-sensitive materials.
  • Wash-Durable: Maintains adhesion through washing up to 104 °F (40 °C).
  • Eco & Skin Safe: bluesign® approved and OEKO-TEX® certified.
  • Made in the USA: Domestic production ensures quality control and reliable inventory.

Product Specifications

  • Material: Ester Polyurethane
  • Backing: 1-sided white paper film
  • Softening Point: 198 °F (92 °C)
  • Wash Durability: Excellent up to 104 °F (40 °C)
  • Certifications: bluesign® approved, OEKO-TEX® certified
  • Thickness: 0.005" (5 mil)
  • Origin: Made in USA

Available Sizes

  • 11" × 26" panel – Perfect fit for Buckleguy leather panels
  • 12" × 1 yard – continuous (e.g., qty 7 = 12" × 7 yd roll)
  • 24" × 1 yard – continuous (e.g., qty 7 = 24" × 7 yd roll)
  • Full Rolls: 50 yards per roll (may contain 1 splice; max guaranteed continuous length: 10 yards)

Compatible Materials

  • Leather & Faux Leather (Leatherette)
  • Acrylic, Plastics, PVC, Embroidery
  • Twill, Wool, Denim, Hardwood Veneers
  • Polyester, Polycotton, Nylon, Lycra
  • ABS, Polycarbonate, Polyurethane, Rubber, Fiberglass
  • Metals: Aluminum, Copper, Steel
  • Not Recommended For: Polypropylene

Application Instructions for BG MAXX Thermal Adhesive

Step 1: Apply Adhesive to Patch Backing (Flat Press or Hotronix® Clam Press)

  • Temperature: 250°F – 270°F
  • Time: Press for 4–6 seconds
  • Pressure: Firm, even pressure is essential for proper bonding
  • Surface Protection: Use Teflon or parchment paper between adhesive and top platen
  • Cooling: Allow to cool completely before removing liner or handling
  • Note: This step bonds the BG MAXX to your patch material (e.g., leather, faux leather, PVC, fabric)

Step 2: Apply Patch to Hat (Hotronix® Auto Clam or 360 IQ® Hat Press)

  • Temperature: 250°F – 300°F
  • Time: Press for 30+ seconds (longer for thick patches or rigid hats)
  • Pressure: Firm pressure required; use foam pads to ensure even compression on curved hats
  • Surface Protection: Use Teflon or parchment paper to prevent scorching
  • Cooling: Let cool fully before peeling liner or handling for best adhesion
  • Note: For structured hats, use a 1/4" foam pad under the hat and a 1/8" foam pad above the patch if needed

Iron Application Instructions (For DIY & Craft Use)

  • Temperature: Set iron to a low-medium heat (260°F – 300°F); do not use steam
  • Placement: Position patch and place a pressing cloth (e.g., parchment paper or thin cotton fabric) over it
  • Time & Pressure: Press down firmly for 25–30 seconds; do not slide iron
  • Repeat: For large patches, work in overlapping sections
  • Cooling: Allow to cool completely before removing liner or handling
  • Tip: Test on scrap material to dial in temperature and time for your iron model

General Recommendations

  • Always pre-test settings on scrap material before bulk production
  • Let adhesive cool to room temperature before testing bond strength
  • For heat-sensitive hat styles (like foam truckers), begin at the lower end of the heat range