Loctite adhesive spray ??
I have seen several threads about different type of adhesive sprays and techniques. Has anyone ever used Loctite adhesive spray for sandwiching their quilts? Is it save? My daughter-on-law purchased a can of it the other day for pasting on poster board. She got it at Lowe's for $4.99. Would appreciate any c comments on it
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I would not use if for sandwiching. Its more for around the house type glue such as construction and repair. I reread and probably would be ok for pasting on poster board. I would cover/protect any items around it with newspaper or old cloth. You can also Google it for more info.
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Loctite wouldn't be suitable for quilt basting. It's too strong and won't wash out.
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I wouldn't use it for sandwich a quilt. It is made as an adhesive for attaching things permanently.
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Since I used that spray to reattach the loose decals to my lawnmower, I'm gonna have to say no, I would definitely not use it for basting.
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Don't use it. It is a heavy duty adhesive. Here is the description from the product website:
Application: Bond Headliners, Carpets, Trunk Linings, Door Panels and More. Properties: High Strength, High Temperature Spray Adhesive, Retains Effective Properties In Contact with Automotive Fluids, Such As Motor Oil, Transmission Fluids, Alcohol and Antifreeze Solutions, Note: Not Recommended for Parts in Contact with Gasoline. Not only is it permanent and would not wash out, it would probably freeze up your sewing machine or LA. |
As with all chenicals you bring into the house, read the directions and hints.
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Thanks for the info. I really appreciate it.
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You need to check the lable to see if it has an acid content
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