best spray adhesive

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Originally Posted by bec

I've used Dritz and 505 and I actually like the Dritz the best. It seems to hold better and it's easier to place the fabric and smooth out the wrinkles.

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I was hoping someone would say that. I was a little worried about switching brands but Dritz is all I can get locally.

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Originally Posted by Bubby

I took an online FMQing class and the teacher made her sandwich using the spray and then she pressed the front and the back and she got the best looking results! I am going to try that next time.

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She pressed after she sprayed? That's interesting.

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Originally Posted by Bubby

I took an online FMQing class and the teacher made her sandwich using the spray and then she pressed the front and the back and she got the best looking results! I am going to try that next time.

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I've only used the 505 and I haven't had any problems. This must be the same class I took and I have ironed some of my projects and it works really well....smooth.

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Originally Posted by Bubby

I took an online FMQing class and the teacher made her sandwich using the spray and then she pressed the front and the back and she got the best looking results! I am going to try that next time.

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Used 505 the other day and it worked good but I thought the top was too puffy. Next time I will press as Bubby suggested.

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Originally Posted by buckeyequilter

I've only used the 505 and I haven't had any problems. This must be the same class I took and I have ironed some of my projects and it works really well....smooth.

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How well does it wash out after it's been ironed?
I have a quilt sandwiched with the fusible poly batting & it claims it will soften up once washed. Seeing as it's still a sandwich I can't say if their claim is correct. I hope it does as it's not to snuggly at the moment. (The whole project is an experiment, so if it fails, the dog has a new blankie.)
After dealing with the pins on this last quilt I'm thinking the spray is the way to go. This has been an interesting thread to follow.