Supreme Slider? Does it really make a difference?
#21
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Join Date: Feb 2014
Location: Davenport, Iowa
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I have tried the Supreme Slider and the Teflon oven sheets. The supreme slider is very expensive and you can sew over it in error as stated....the Teflon sheets work the same way and are so much cheaper. Be sure to cut a hole under your needle and tape (Blue masking tape or Frog tape) whatever you use down to your table. It's a pain when the bobbin needed changing, but that is a trade off you have to make.
#23
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Augusta, Maine
Posts: 363
Don't waste your money. I got a small one and slide all over, maybe that's why they are called supreme sliders, lol. Way over priced!! The oven liner idea does work but you have to tape it down. You can cut it to size too. I spray pledge on the table and that works too.
#24
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Michigan Thumb
Posts: 1,956
they are so popular i guess they work well for many.
personally, i didn't see any difference when i tried one.
a big piece of freezer paper, taped down, shiny side down, works just as well.
some people have used a silicone spray on their machine beds with success.
apply like spray wax, buffing to remove excess.
spray wax works, too, i think.
personally, i didn't see any difference when i tried one.
a big piece of freezer paper, taped down, shiny side down, works just as well.
some people have used a silicone spray on their machine beds with success.
apply like spray wax, buffing to remove excess.
spray wax works, too, i think.
#28
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Florida
Posts: 3,825
Yes it does make a difference. I've got arthritis in thumbs, so it's really a help.
Eventually it got so much lint on the sticky side, it didn't stick to the machine bed. Most of the lint washed off with water, then dry it stuck again. However the corners didn't stick, so I attach it with masking tape.
Eventually it got so much lint on the sticky side, it didn't stick to the machine bed. Most of the lint washed off with water, then dry it stuck again. However the corners didn't stick, so I attach it with masking tape.
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