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Seam ripped

Posted by Lynnsinger on: Jun 28th 2010 10:14:54 am

I am making a pencil skirt. I glued the seams together with the solvent glue I bought. I let the skirt set for the 24 hours. I pull tested the seam and it ripped apart. It didn\'t pull apart on the seam but ripped apart beside...

Steve F., August 25th 2010 4:27:08 pm

Do not use any petrochemical based item with latex!  Cleaning for solvent gluing is best performed with...

Michael, August 22nd 2010 11:01:34 pm

The most frequent issue that causes a rip next to a seam is a nick that occurred when cutting.  Did you use...

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Silk screening latex

Posted by velvet on: Apr 6th 2010 5:00:19 am

I have been interested in starting to silk screen on my latex clothing. I know that you need to use rubber ink for this, but I cant find where to get what I need. Ive found a few suppliers...

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Stretching Latex/Glue/Zippers

Posted by Matthew Vander Ploeg on: Apr 5th 2010 3:21:16 am

Hello,  I\'m working on a project that requires the latex to stretch considerably.  Is there a glue or method that can be used to create a permanent bond between the latex and zipper--capable of enduring a high amount...

Michael, April 6th 2010 6:43:23 am

Use a flat fell seam and either of our latex sheeting glue will result in a bond that cannot be pulled...

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ammonia based glue

Posted by karine on: Dec 1st 2009 2:11:29 pm

Hello! has anyone done projects with MJ-trends Ammonia based glue? How does it hold? Can I still wash the garment in water? Is it very flammable as solvent based glue? THX!

FRUGALFLYER, January 23rd 2010 10:53:23 am

I am searching for a replacement adhesive for \'Sorghum\' , that is no longer available. I and many RC...

Michael, January 6th 2010 6:35:06 pm

The ammonia based glue is not flammable as it is water based.  Yes, you can wash garmets that you use the...

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