fangman

I have tried the Supreme Slider and did not care for it, as it was too small.

kellen46

If for some reason I don't use it I notice a difference right away. That is a DOH moment....get the slider out!

matraina

I have the larger of the two sizes of the Supreme Slider. The first time I used it, I taped it down with a blue masking tape. The tape didn't hold; it kept rolling up, and I sewed through it. I've been thinking of using the silicone spray. In one of my favorite fmq videos, the girl uses it. Can't remember her name right now. She has several videos out.

IBQUILTIN

I have a pretty large sewing table, and I spray it with Amour All and it lets things slide really easy

Dogwood Quilter

I also have the Sew-Slip ll. It is larger than the small Supreme Slider and cost less. It has a cut out for the feed dogs not just a needle hole. It does not move but I've only did blocks not a whole quilt with it. I love it.

EllieGirl

I bought one and really didn't like it. Mine actually did get sewn to my quilt.

KnitnutBZ

I stitched through mine and had a mess. I've been told to tape the edges. Haven't tried that yet.

Dottie Bug

The silicone spray make sure you get the one for sewing. I got mine at Hancock's. I use it for the table top & the plastic sheet over the machine bed. works great ,but don't get it on the wood floors ,will cause a slip and slide area. DottieBug

blueheavenfla

I use the small one but I have also covered my entire sewing area with heavy duty clear plastic except the feed dog area. I lower the feed dogs and place the small slider over the area not covered by the plastic. I leave the plastic in place for all sewing but raise the feed dogs and remover the slider. Makes everything move easily. If you have a top load bobbin then you must leave that area uncovered by the plastic for easy access to the bobbins.

Weezy Rider

They are good for collecting pet hair! Mine's so full of cat hair, I just tape it.

Isn't Armor All greasy?