Does 505 spray need a drying time?
#16
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Is this the same 505 spray that is used for machine embroidery? Has anyone tried Gunold's KK100 spray for embroidery or for quilt basting? I saw the Gunold's spray at a LQS that also features embroidery machines and I would like to know if anyone has tried it.
#17
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Snellville, Ga & Hiawassee
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I only use the 505 for my embroidery because it does adhere so well. For basting my quilts I use quilt basting spray -think I have June Taylor , so I can smooth out the wrinkles more easily
#18
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: in retirement
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I use 505 all the time & have not experienced this problem.
Did you spray heavily? I spray lightly, with a quick side to side motion, onn the batting.
I roll my quilt up, starting at the top align it, & begin to slowly unroll, smoothing, as I go. I find there are less puckers this way.
I do the back first, then turn the backing down, spray the batting again & do the front.
I don' t spray all the way to the edge, usually stop 4-5 " from it. Maybe when you sprayed, some got on the back of the quilt which is hanging it up?
Did you spray heavily? I spray lightly, with a quick side to side motion, onn the batting.
I roll my quilt up, starting at the top align it, & begin to slowly unroll, smoothing, as I go. I find there are less puckers this way.
I do the back first, then turn the backing down, spray the batting again & do the front.
I don' t spray all the way to the edge, usually stop 4-5 " from it. Maybe when you sprayed, some got on the back of the quilt which is hanging it up?
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