all about GLUE
10-26-2006, 09:14 PM
OK. There are 2 good (& 1 barely adequate) ways to handle the issue of recalcitrant, wirey cords.
1. Lay your glue line, and pin through the cord into the fabric at intervals of about 1 inch. Remove the pins after the glue has tacked but before it is dry or you will be using pliers, popping off pinheads, and saying some not-so-nice words.
2. Lay the glue line and wait about 5-7 minutes until the glue starts to tack. Add the cord then. You will still have to pin sharp corners, but it's a lot less work than using 500 pins along the whole route.
3. Use a hot glue gun. This works but is an inferior choice because you have very little working time before the glue sets, and changing anything later is very messy.
1. Lay your glue line, and pin through the cord into the fabric at intervals of about 1 inch. Remove the pins after the glue has tacked but before it is dry or you will be using pliers, popping off pinheads, and saying some not-so-nice words.
2. Lay the glue line and wait about 5-7 minutes until the glue starts to tack. Add the cord then. You will still have to pin sharp corners, but it's a lot less work than using 500 pins along the whole route.
3. Use a hot glue gun. This works but is an inferior choice because you have very little working time before the glue sets, and changing anything later is very messy.
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