Does 404 Repositional Spray wash out?
#1

Does anyone have experience with the 404 Spray? Am wondering if it will wash out in the laundry as the 505 Basting Spray does. I find no information on the 404 label, so am turning to you. I really like the 505, but am unable to find locally, having no desire to pay for shipping via an online shop.
Thank you!
Thank you!
#2
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I wouldn't risk using 404 as a basting spray. Might gum up your needle, plus it does not wash out.
Quilters use 404 to make stencils repositionable -- sort of like post-it notes. You spray the back of the stencil and then can adhere it many times to fabric without leaving a residue on the fabric. To get the spray off the stencil, you need a cleaning agent (DK5).
I think it's worth the money to buy 505 online and ship. This is where I used to purchase it:
http://www.sewforless.com/item/505_T...OUND_ONLY/7391
Quilters use 404 to make stencils repositionable -- sort of like post-it notes. You spray the back of the stencil and then can adhere it many times to fabric without leaving a residue on the fabric. To get the spray off the stencil, you need a cleaning agent (DK5).
I think it's worth the money to buy 505 online and ship. This is where I used to purchase it:
http://www.sewforless.com/item/505_T...OUND_ONLY/7391
#3

I don't have any experience with the spray you are asking about. I use Sullivan's basting spray.
I used to hate to pay for S&H for online purchases but my hubby has convinced me it is faster and cheaper than driving somewhere (gas prices are high) or several places to find what you are looking for ... plus the wear and tear on the car and the time it takes to do it. You can shop online in jammies at your leisure any time of day or night, much safer too, except for temptation to buy too much, LOL.
I still grouse about S&H but with hubby's blessing, I now do lots of shopping online.
I used to hate to pay for S&H for online purchases but my hubby has convinced me it is faster and cheaper than driving somewhere (gas prices are high) or several places to find what you are looking for ... plus the wear and tear on the car and the time it takes to do it. You can shop online in jammies at your leisure any time of day or night, much safer too, except for temptation to buy too much, LOL.
I still grouse about S&H but with hubby's blessing, I now do lots of shopping online.
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[h=5]This is what I found
5. Why would I want to use 404 instead of 505?[/h]404 remains repositionable. 505 is repositionable for 20 – 30 minutes. 404 has a higher tack for machine quilting. 404 does not wash out of fabric.
5. Why would I want to use 404 instead of 505?[/h]404 remains repositionable. 505 is repositionable for 20 – 30 minutes. 404 has a higher tack for machine quilting. 404 does not wash out of fabric.
#5

Thanks ladies, for taking the time to post your very clear answers and the link. Guess I'll have to bite the S&H bullet to get the 505.
Edit> Wow, just went to SewForLess - that's a huge can for the price!
Edit> Wow, just went to SewForLess - that's a huge can for the price!
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My local WalMart carries it. I can also be purchased at www.walmart.com it's $18.88 and you can get free shipping to your local store, the can is 11.7 ounces.
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My local WalMart carries it. I can also be purchased at www.walmart.com it's $18.88 and you can get free shipping to your local store, the can is 11.7 ounces.
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I've ordered things from walmart.com and had them shipped to the local store. Works great and saves on shipping!
Shipping costs from sewforless work out better if you order more than one can at a time.
I calculated the costs of the two cans. The smaller Walmart can is $1.61 per oz, and the larger sewforless can is $1.68 per oz. The per oz cost of the sewforless probably goes down considerably if you order 2 cans at one time. If I am remembering correctly, the larger can was enough for about 3 full-size to queen-size quilts.
Shipping costs from sewforless work out better if you order more than one can at a time.
I calculated the costs of the two cans. The smaller Walmart can is $1.61 per oz, and the larger sewforless can is $1.68 per oz. The per oz cost of the sewforless probably goes down considerably if you order 2 cans at one time. If I am remembering correctly, the larger can was enough for about 3 full-size to queen-size quilts.
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