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color matching

Posted by guest on: May 10th 2004 11:35:44 am

When I order latex sheeting from a distributor can I be assured that the colors will match a previous order that I have made?

guest, May 13th 2004 4:37:50 pm

If your using either transparent latex or black latex sheeting, I have found that you can pretty much depend on...

guest, May 10th 2004 12:11:10 pm

Due to the inperfect nature of the latex sheeting dying process, you cannot be guaranteed that you will get a...

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What is latex sheeting?

Posted by guest on: May 10th 2004 10:10:11 am

I was wondering what the difference between latex sheeting and pvc fabric were? They seem like the same thing - can someone please explain what the differences are between them?

latexgood, October 17th 2014 1:39:32 pm

Yeah Latex It Real Rubber From A Tree, While Pvc Is As Guest SaidA Stretchy Plastic Sprayed Onto Fabric.

guest, May 10th 2004 11:12:33 am

Latex sheeting is real rubber that is originally gathered as a sappy liquid from special trees. That liquid is...

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Thickness of Matte Vinyl

Posted by Stacie on: Feb 8th 2010 7:37:42 pm

I need to make gloves and alter boots with the black matte vinyl, but I need to know how thick it is before I go trying to make gloves out of it. I don\'t have time to order a swatch due to time constraints. Do you think I\'d...

Joe, March 20th 2010 4:16:10 pm

I've been making gloves and boots for many years now from a variety of materials, and for gloves the best is a...

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Motorcycle seat

Posted by Mick Moore on: Feb 12th 2010 4:39:00 pm

Hi there, I\'m looking for a faux snakeskin to cover my motorcycle seat so it needs to be upholstery grade. I'd be grateful for any ideas. Thanks

Michael, February 15th 2010 10:08:10 am

I would recommend that you checkout the snakeskin section: https://mjtrends.com/categories-Snakeskin,Fabric You...

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peeling PVC?

Posted by Stephanie on: May 3rd 2010 12:22:41 am

I\'m looking to make a catsuit for a costume, and I was considering 4 way stretch pvc, because I want it to be fairly shiny but mostly I want it to fit tightly. Someone told me that PVC peels in high friction areas :( I will be...

Bunnie, June 17th 2010 4:19:24 pm

In my experience 2 way stretch is far more likely to peel than 4-way. I\'ve made a catsuit out of 4 way stretch...

Michael, May 3rd 2010 9:53:08 am

4-way stretch pvc is a great choice for a catsuit.  You should not have any trouble with peeling in friction...

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