Silicone Spray on acrylic extension table when quilting

[qtrnch]

Has anybody tried using the Sullivan's silicone spray on their acrylic extension table when quilting? Does is really make a difference and is it worth the shipping cost which is more than the product?

[jackkris1969]

I've used it and I thought it definitely made a difference. Really made it slippery.

[qtrnch]

Were you able to buy it locally or did you purchase it online?

[jackkris1969]

Were you able to buy it locally or did you purchase it online?

I had to purchase online...I was trying to remember if I got it from Sullivan or not. I don't remember the shipping to be that expensive, but do remember it had something to do with what's in it that made it more than usual.

[Nena]

I have heard of the Sullivans silicone spray but have not used it. Right now I use pledge furniture polish and it makes everything really slippery for me.

[Genny]

Word of caution...if you have hardwood floors make sure not to overspray on them...I've done this a few times and about broke my neck!

[sassy]

If furniture polish works and is safe for using with fabric why not use that and not use the expensive silicone spray? Have others used the furniture polish with good results?

[Jean Sewing Machine]

Have any of you tried those silicone sheets on the bed of the machine when FMQing?

[buckeyequilter]

Have any of you tried those silicone sheets on the bed of the machine when FMQing?

Is this what you're talking about:
http://www.freemotionslider.com/

I haven't tried any kind of silicone yet.

[Auntpiggylpn]

Have any of you tried those silicone sheets on the bed of the machine when FMQing?

Jean- I took a FMQ class and I purchased the Supreme Slider. It really did make a difference! I don't use mine much but that is because I just don't enjoy FMQ on my domestic machine. But I do use it when I make a wallhanging as I don't mind doing FMQ on smaller items.