Marine Vinyl Thread
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The ultimate BT-92 Bonded Polyester indoor/outdoor thread. Color thread comes in 4oz spools 1,035 yards and the clear thread comes in spools 1,700 yards long. WHITE and Black 16oz spools (4140 Yards) now available.
Flexa Marine Thread is 100% Bonded polyester. No what makes this Marine Thread better than other threads? Our polyester thread is one of the best options for outdoor use ,as it has excellent resistance to UV rays, resists moisture absorption, mold/mildew resistance and is ideal for any outdoor application. It works great with marine vinyl, canvas and our flooring. It’s great for boat seats, outdoor furniture, awnings and any other indoor and outdoor use. It has excellent resistance to acids and other chemicals. It sews amazing with less puckering, creating a better sewing experience. People often ask us why should I use a bonded thread? It resists abrasion from needles and other external forces making it run through the machine cleaner.
Note: Thread color is not a exact vinyl match. We have selected thread pairings that match nicely with our vinyl products. Thread naming conventions from the website may not match on the thread cone you receive.
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| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% polyester |
| UV Resistance | Excellent |
| Microorganism Resistance | Excellent |
| Mildew Resistance | Excellent |
| Acid Resistance | Excellent |
| Chemical Resistance | Excellent |
| Sewability (Controlled Processing) | Excellent (less pucker) |
| Sewability (Bonded) | Excellent (tough operations) |
| Abrasion Resistance | Better than non-bonded polyester |
| Availability | Wide range of sizes and finishes |
| Yardage per Bobbin | Higher (higher specific gravity) |
| Lint | None (continuous filament construction) |
| Colorfastness | Excellent |
| Strength | High |
| Moisture Retention | Low |
| Electrical Conductivity | Low (very good insulator) |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ'S)
While our Marine Vinyl Thread won't be a perfect color match for every vinyl shade, it's specifically chosen to complement our wide range of vinyl colors. This means you'll get a finished product that looks polished and professional.
The ideal needle size for your project will depend on the thickness of your marine vinyl. However, a good rule of thumb is to use a heavy-duty needle size 16 or 18.
Here are some key tips for sewing marine vinyl with our thread:
Adjust the tension properly: Balanced tension on both the needle and bobbin thread is crucial to avoid puckering or thread breakage.
Use double-sided tape instead of pins: Pins can leave permanent marks in the vinyl. Double-sided tape provides a secure hold without damaging the material.
Space your stitches carefully: Don't crowd your stitches. Leaving enough space between them helps prevent tears in the vinyl, especially on curves.
Our Marine Vinyl Thread is made from 100% bonded polyester, offering exceptional performance for outdoor applications. Here are some of its key advantages:
- Durability: Resists UV rays, moisture, mildew, acids, and other chemicals, ensuring your project looks great for years to come.
- Sew: Controlled processing and bonded construction make sewing easier with less puckering and increased abrasion resistance.
- Strength: High strength-to-size ratio creates strong, neat seams that can withstand demanding use.
The amount of thread you'll need depends on the size and complexity of your project. We offer Marine Vinyl Thread in large spools (1,035 yards for clear thread and 1,700 yards for colored thread) to minimize the need for frequent spool changes.
We recommend measuring the length of your seams and adding a buffer for knots and potential errors to determine the amount of thread required.
Yes, Marine Vinyl Thread is typically thicker than regular sewing thread. This increased thickness contributes to its strength and durability, making it suitable for sewing through tough materials like marine vinyl and canvas.
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