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by dgrammy 01 Sep 2008 ( edited Sep 02'08 02:39 )
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I saw it at Joannes and it was like $14.00 a can,will have to wait 4 a sale or is there another brand somewhere that is just as good? Thanks for the help.

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by elaine45 01 Sep 2008
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I use 505 works great.
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by dgrammy 01 Sep 2008
where do you find it at?
by dgrammy 01 Sep 2008
Thank you Elaine and *4u
by dgrammy 01 Sep 2008
Found it online
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by dgrammy 01 Sep 2008
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Any other kind that you use that works well?
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by kttyhwk4 02 Sep 2008
+5
505 has been cheaper at SHOPPERSRULE.COM very good product won't gum up your needle.
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Thank you
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by dlonnahawkins 02 Sep 2008
+5
I just bought 505, and purchased it from ShoppersRule.com for 12.99 - don't know if that was good price, but compared to what was available around here I was satisfied.
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Thank you
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by dpickel 02 Sep 2008
+5
I hooked up with a thread & notions supply company here in Canada. They provided me a product list that had several sprays in different price ranges. I bought 2 different ones (Madeira brand and a "no-name" brand) to compare to the 505 I was used to using. So far, for the price, the no-name is working just as well as the more expensive ones.
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Thanks, I always like to save $ when I can
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by colonies1 02 Sep 2008
+5
good question I was wondering that *4u
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Thanks,*4u too
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by americangirl 02 Sep 2008
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I use Quilt Basting Spray. They have it at JoAnns for around $13.00 or at Wal-Mart for around $7.00. I haven't had any problems with it, just don't stray it by your machine or anything you don't want sticky. Hope this helps.
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
thank you so much,it sure does help,* for all
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by 4lghoward 02 Sep 2008
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I bought Dritz at JoAnn's but I haven't had the chance to use it yet. Any comments on that one? *4all
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
I have never tried any of them yet
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by katydid 02 Sep 2008
+1
I have bought all of them and see little difference. Use your Joann coupon here and feel good that you saved money. Love you!!
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Thank you and *4u
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by sllakin 02 Sep 2008
+2
I can not help you but just a note -- I am allergic to many chemicals so I just "float" materials or baste them by hand to hold in place and so far it's working for me.
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
thank you 4 the tip
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by ddoersch 02 Sep 2008
+3
I like Sulky KK2000, although I have never tried 505. I used the Dritz but didn't like it (too gummy)...
The Sulky you can get for 50% off when Joann has their Notions wall sale.
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Thank you so much 4 the help
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by meganne 02 Sep 2008
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No need to baste by hand, or Use adhesives, when I have offered to create basting stitches (free) for anyone who would like to email me with their internal hoop measurements (in inches) and format you require, but please email me as I'm currently too busy to have to search for emads. Hugs n roses, Meganne
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Thank you meaganne I got your basting stiches(very nice of you to do for all of us),but want to try this method too.*4u
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by jrob 02 Sep 2008
+3
Amazon sells 505 Spray and Fix for 11.39 per can.
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Thank you
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by adelmarie 02 Sep 2008
+1
I use 505 or sulky kk2000, and usually buy it at Joann's.
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Thank you
by Cutie #8325825 02 Sep 2008
+1
I just bought a can of Dritz @ JoAnn's It was $14.00 reg. price but it was 50% off plus an additional 10% off the total so it cost me w/ tax about $7.00 The can of Dritz had 2 oz more in the can than the Sulky It was the Labor day sale. I used it twice tonit=ght on some stretchy polo shirts held the fabric well didn't notice any build up on the needle.
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by dgrammy 02 Sep 2008
Wow way to bargain shop,Thank you