Coolaroo 301408, Lacing Needle Attachment and Placement, (1 Set, 80' Cord) SHADE FABRIC ACCESSORIES, Black...

Name: Coolaroo 301408, Lacing Needle Attachment and Placement, (1 Set, 80' Cord) SHADE FABRIC ACCESSORIES, Black...
Brand: Coolaroo
SKU: L1567749
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SKU: L1567749

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Coolaroo 301408, Lacing Needle Attachment and Placement, (1 Set, 80' Cord) SHADE FABRIC ACCESSORIES, Black
Coolaroo Lacing Cord Coolaroo Shade Fabric accessory item used to join two or more shade fabric sections together UV stabilized thread
80 feet of thread with sewing needle
This product is made in China
Can be used with any Coolaroo fabric
UV stablized for lasting durability
High impact plastic components provide long life
80-Feet of lacing and 1 needle
Provide countless options for stylish applications of Shade Fabric in virtually any location
8.25 x 1.75 x 8 inches

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Worked perfectly

I like that the kit has everything you need for attaching or seaming together webbed shade cloth. It seems to be holding up well in our intensely hot weather.

Easy to use. Great to use in hanging an awning with a cable.

These are easy to use and grab onto fabric very well, preventing tearing of the fabric. Along with a coated wire cable, these worked great to hang our homemade awning.

My second roll

I bought this to use expressly for my steering wheel cover. The cover slips over my wheel but I wanted it tighter on the wheel with no movement. I wrapped this cord tightly around the entire wheel to keep the cover in place. The first time I used it, it outlasted the old wheel cover. I bought a new cover and used this cord again. When it says UV resistant, it really is.

Super hard to snap on! And you can't unsnap it if you want to readjust without breaking them!

Looks well made, but it was SUPER hard to snap on! My hubby had trouble trying to snap them together even with pliers. When we made a mistake and wanted to readjust the clips, it wouldn't let us unsnap it without breaking off the snaps. Frustrating. I hope this lasts though.

Worked well to attach shade cloth to guy wire

I tried butterfly clips to attach shade cloth and found them extremely difficult to close, so I bought this cord and needle with the idea that I would fold shade cloth over the guy wire and sew it. The needle included with the cord was way too big for my purpose; it was very hard to pull the cord through a double layer. I found a pack of "assorted yarn needles" on ZeeBooth which were much smaller and worked beautifully. The one I used was about 2.5" long with a bent tip that helped guide it. The resulting seam feels secure and looks great -- much more even than other methods. It was time-consuming but not difficult to sew. A few tips: Clip the shade cloth to the guy wire every 12" or so with binder clips or similar before starting. It worked best for me to sew from underneath so I could see the woven lines on the shade cloth against the sky, and line them up for a straight seam. Aim the needle in between the woven lines; if you hit those, it's very hard to pull the needle through. I made stitches about 1/2" long. I tied the ends and then seared the tail to seal it and keep it from unraveling.

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