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i had to give up using my temp0ridery june taylor spray, they changed the smell of it the odor is awful, i can;t breath, i refuse to wear a mask, does anyone else use gungold kk100, adhesive embroidery spray to help hold the fabric to the stablizer ?? or gungold 505 temporary adhesive spray ?? does it have a bad smell ? i just got 4 new cans of this june taylor spray , it is not the same stuff as i have always used.. please answer i need to know before i get anything else thank you cuties, and happy new year , doris
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asterixsew
28 Dec 2019
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I use the 505 spray BUT I never spray it in the room. I go out of my sewing room to use a spray as my sewing room is quite small and I don't wish to be inhaling sticky glue or having it settling on machines.
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graceandham
28 Dec 2019
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Have always used the 505. I was taught to spray it outdoors and into a large cardboard box. I like the product very much.
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dragonflyer
29 Dec 2019
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I have used both KK100 and 505 sprays... I prefer the 505, but I am careful to only use it sparingly and in a well ventilated space. I have not used the June Taylor product.. I would call the manufacturer and file a complaint.
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I use Dritz temporary spray. Always spray away from my work area and outside when the weather is good.
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I use a glue stick on the stabilizer.
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what kind of glue stick ?? does it work on poly-cotton ?? thanks .. doris
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thanks for the advice cuties , now where can i buy that 505 temperary spray, i have seen it on several sites , but almost 20.00 is a little high, plus shipping too, help please, and happy new year !!! 2020.. doris xoxo
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SulkyKK2000 is also a good product but these are adhesive products so we should always use caution when spraying. All-Stitch carries it as does Amazon.