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Description
This is a double-sided mylar film with acrylic adhesive that bonds well on smooth Dacron® sailcloth, nylon and vinyl. It is strong, neat and nearly invisible. Use basting tape instead of pins on projects for more accurate, even hems and water-resistant seams. Basting tapes are left permanently in place and are invisible. If any needle gumming occurs, intermittently clean the needle with an alcohol swab or an adhesive remover.
Pro Tip: This item should not be used for marine canvas fabrics like Sunbrella® and Top Notch®. Instead, use Seamstick 1/4" for Canvas and Upholstery (part #104167) — it is designed to stick to these fabrics much better. We also recommend using the Seamstick for Canvas and Upholstery when installing clear vinyl window material into marine performance fabrics. The "Basting Tape Selection Tips" PDF document below details all the materials this basting tape can be used on.
Note: Always test the adhesive bond strength for your material and application.
Specifications
| Sale Unit: | EA |
|---|---|
| Width: | 1/4" |
| Roll Size: | 50 Yards |
| Adhesive Type: | Acrylic |
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Works Great!
I build prototype back packs and use this seam tape to hold components in place during the sewing process. It works very well. I love it.
Much better product than local stores.
Love this basting tape!
This basting tape is absolutely the best! I wish I had discovered it sooner, as it certainly makes construction of my vinyl projects so much easier then the pieces stay put while sewing them.
Great Stuff ever!
this tape is essential when working with construction using vinyl. The best product ever!!
Very useful.
marks canvas/sailwork possible
Just put thumb through Rolland control with index finger.
Strong ,easy to apply and 50yd roll was convenient.
I use this product to help me replace zippers in coats. Saves a huge amount of time!
The best.
I have used other brands, but like Seamtick, none.
I use this for cordura work - tactical gear, etc and it works flawlessly! I only wish I had discovered it a year ago. Highly recommend.
