Anyone Seen Wundaweb In Thailand?

[PREM-R]

A friend has asked me to post here as he is looking to purchase 'Wundaweb', which is an iron on material used to do turn-ups on trousers etc without the need for stiching. He has been asking around for a while and nobody seems to know about it in Thailand, any pointers in the right direction appreciated.

[Rajab Al Zarahni]

I thought I saw wonder woman one night but I might have been drunk!

[chickenslegs]

I'm fairly sure I've seen it in Homeworks (Pattaya) in the glues/duct tape/insulating tape aisle. Possibly in Home pro too.

But, if I needed some alterations made, I would visit one of the numerous street-side sewing machine guys/gals. Just 20 baht or so for turn-ups (well,that's in Bang Saray, probably a bit more in the city), cheaper than wundaweb and a better job too.

[Semper]

Super glue?

[tinfoilhat]

turn ups,

what a typically English term.

[rak sa_ngop]

I can't remember the exact English name for this product, something like 'hem tape'.

Anyway I bought some in the UK in one of those pound shops. Therefore the nearest thing to a pound shop in Thailand would be one of those Japanese 40 baht or 60 baht or 80 baht etc shops. They seem to have EVERYTHING imaginable. Try that.

[NeverSure]

turn ups,

what a typically English term.

I like turnips. I do my alterations by dropping one in my shorts, and everyone thinks I'm big stuff.

[tinfoilhat]

indeed,

meanwhile no one knows you are getting busy with the hole left by the worm

[Rajab Al Zarahni]

turn ups,

what a typically English term.

Do they call them cuffs in the US?

[draftvader]

Found it today in CentralWorld. The shop is called Pinn Shop, it is on the 3rd floor near Isetan. Here is their website.

http://www.pinn-stitch.com/aboutus.asp

[WilliaminBKK]

Draftvader thanks for the link I also need to pick some up.

OP they may not know the brand so suggest you ask for hem tape (iron heat activated tape)

[draftvader]

Yes, it wasn't a brand name. Definitely iron on web fabric. Staff spoke enough English to be helpful.