Mentioned here but I cannot find it...help?
 

A while ago I stumbled across a posting that mentioned a fabric spray, that I thought was used in pressing and mentioned that they saw it demonstrated at a quilt show. One reply thread told the readers that they were buying a gallon for gift... as the recipient thought the product was infinitely better than the usual products available. If I recall correctly there was a video attached with someone demonstrating its use....can anyone direct me to this thread or the product itself?

It seems I kind of remember this but cannot help. Sorry!

I saw a tutorial on Bounce Ironing Spray, someone had mentioned it on this board. You can buy it at Walmart according to the tutorial.

Mary Ellen best press or StayFlo starch are the only things I know about. Of course, there are the products in cans like sizing and starches.

I don't remember the post in question. I can tell you that my LQS recently started selling Flatter. She loves it. I bought a bottle but have not used it much yet

http://smile.amazon.com/Soak-FS08-6G...ywords=flatter

Yikes, that is only an 8 oz bottle. That is a very expensive product. The Amazon page reads as if it was written by a person that does not use English as a primary language??

yes it is expensive. My bottle is 8.4 oz and it was $10.50. I guess it depends on what you will use it for if you want to spend that much

terial arts? i remember reading something about this - it sounded great - maybe more like a stabilizer
lefty - in philly

I think it was the Terial Magic, made by Terial Arts. Looked it up on Amazon and, as I recall, there was a gallon version for sale there. Couldn't find it this time, but here is a link to the spray:
http://www.amazon.com/Terial-Arts-11...dp/B00KIFBMKO/

Here is a link to the Terial Arts website with the gallon version:
http://terialarts.com/terial-magic-gallon-size-bottle/

If you do a search on the QB for Terial Magic or Terial Arts, you should find a few more threads about it. Here's a link to one of them:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...s-t254505.html

Rather expensive--above my budget.