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dying latex sheeting

Posted by guest on: Aug 20th 2004 2:09:19 pm

I want to create custom colors with latex sheeting. I was thinking that there must be some way to dye the latex. Has anyone heard of doing this, or know of some way to achieve this?

corwin, July 19th 2008 11:21:39 pm

White technically isn\'t a color- it\'s a lack of color. I have been trying to figure out how to dye amber latex...

guest, August 24th 2006 1:17:11 am

You can't 'dye' latex, however you can apply special latex inks. The inks aren't cheap, but they work pretty darn...

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powder for latex sheeting

Posted by guest on: Aug 11th 2004 2:39:21 pm

I noticed that after getting latex wet (usually when I'm cleaning it), that after it dries out it wants to stick together. I have seen it recommended that you can use baby powder or talcum powder to keep the latex from doing...

guest, September 8th 2005 4:17:45 pm

i have been using a silicone based lubricant made especially for latex underneath and atop the garment...makes it...

guest, February 21st 2005 2:00:04 pm

I've heard people say that the residual oil in cornstarch (i.e. corn oil) will damage latex over the long...

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Transparent pvc fabric

Posted by guest on: Aug 5th 2004 1:38:57 pm

Does anyone know where I can find clear transparent pvc fabric?

guest, August 5th 2004 1:41:24 pm

Meg, you are not looking for pvc fabric. PVC is actually a polyester fabric backing with polyvinyl chloride (a...

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Snakeskin

Posted by guest on: Jul 15th 2004 10:54:38 am

I have seen some vinyl snakeskin and reptile fabrics at mjtrends.com and wanted to know if they would be appropriate for use in a motorcycle seat?

guest, August 11th 2004 2:30:05 pm

I used the brown snakeskin fabric to cover my honda moped and turn it into a funky scooter-- it has held up great...

guest, July 15th 2004 10:56:14 am

The snakeskin and reptile print fabrics are not quite as thick as the vinyl fabric typically used in the...

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Is pvc waterproof?

Posted by guest on: Jun 15th 2004 10:59:37 am

I wanted to know if pvc fabric was waterproof? I'm thinking about making a vinyl raincoat and was wondering if mjtrends vinyl fabric would be suitable. Thanks!

guest, June 15th 2004 11:03:16 am

Yes, pvc fabric is waterproof. The vinyl fabric that mjtrends carries is not as thick or heavy duty as raincoat...

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