Would this be good for coating linin thread for book binding?
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Hi Karen. I've been using this product for a few months, and when I got your question, I went to check. I think this beeswax from Murray's would work well for your linen thread. I would say to give it a try, it's a great product!
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As long as you don't use too much. It's a softer wax that say, beeswax candles. Experiment with it as you won't want it to stain your paper and weaken the binding.
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I don't think that will work. The plastic tape is very thin, and the adhesive is like that on cellophane tape. I would check for a specific tape of cloth for that purpose. I think that kind of tape would be too thick for this little printer.
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This thread is for sewing machine or hand sewing. It is not for embroidery. I have this and it works good for me.
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Most eyeglasses have a "coating" and I would NOT use this on them. I just had to replace my reading glasses because the coating had worn thru.
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Probably well. It works well in repairing damaged binding. You would of course have to have a delicate touch with your delicate dried flowers, but the adhesion should last.
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I got it for sewing and art, which has very small details. It works great for that. i would think reading would work well the details aren't as small
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No if using tall slim spool - and laying down not so good because of depth of stationary partitions. There are other boxes designed under Arts, Crafts, and Sewing designed for spools of thread - may want to review those for this pour pose - I am a bead jewelry designer and these work for that purpose.
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I have only used this stablizer to make lace Christmas Ornaments. I wish I could give you an answer. Good Luck
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I wouldn't use it for basic top stitching but I think it would be OK for decorative stitches. Since decorative stitches are basically embroidery it should work but I haven't tried it for that. I don't think it's strong enough for anything else.
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No, I wouldn't think so. If you were able to do it, it would probably break the binding.
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Yes, but you need to be very careful when you work with it. I used it for all my books.
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No, I wouldn't use this for book covers. Even if you cover this chipboard with patterned paper, it is still pretty flimsy. Medium weight chipboard is more sturdy for book covers.
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this is similar to the ordinary white bond paper used for your printer. not really very transparent IMNSHO. For better transparency go for 16 lb or 20 lb vellum which also erases easily and is good for arch. dwgs.
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I would think so depending on the thickness and weight. I wouldn't expect it to hold on an Enc. Brit., but smaller paperbacks should be fine.
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No this is not good for soft cover books. There is a bamboo collapsible stand you can find online that is perfect for any kind of book.
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I suppose it would depend on the book, but the tension and spacing of the holders are adjustable, so it should work for most applications. It's worked so far for me!
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you can use it to laminate paperback books, but you need to be very careful when you work with it, because once it is being applied it is not easy to peel it off