505 Spray and Fix Temporary Fabric Adhesive

The item was what I expected it to be and was received as promised. If you quilt it's a product you don't want to be without. The only thing I was not happy with was the shipping charges. I feel they were unreasonable.

I've used this only once and it is the only product of this type that I have used, but I absolutely LOVE the Odif 505 Spray and Fix Temporary Fabric Adhesive. I learned of it from a youtube quilting tutorial, so followed the "instructor's" directions about using a protected wall to hang and spray my small quilt on. I didn't manage it quite so easily as the "expert," but I got it all put together; and it stayed together the entire time it took me to quilt it. I am glad I found this product. It works wonderfully, and it saves so much time and frustration, keeping all the layers in place, perfectly.

Great quality!

In the past I have always pinned my quilt layers together and would just tie my layers together using embossing thread. Recently I have invested in a more expensive machine and have started to straight line quilt with my walking foot and have begun trying to free motion quilt.I realized that I needed to come up with a better solution to hold my quilt layers together rather than pinning. I did some research and many quilters recommended spray basting. I did further research and found that 505 seemed to be the most recommended brand.I have gone through a couple cans of this now on a few different quilts. I think the glue basting is much easier to apply and saves lots of time. I feel that it makes my layers smoother and I have less issues with pinched fabric as I am sewing the layers together. I have also found that it does not gum up my needles.I placed my first order for this with Amazon, but I will be buying the 505 from my local big chain craft store. It is several dollars cheaper when you buy it with a coupon.

I went back and forth trying to decide if I wanted to buy this because it is so expensive. I finally bought it and it works well, especially for Free motion quilting, (No more pins to get poked by). I bought the small can and made 20 or so quilt sandwiches to practice on. They were 20" x 20". The can ran out. Argh!! You don't get much in the small can. I don't know if its enough for a large quilt or how long it stays sticky. It is a better product and doesn't smell, but spray it outside anyway and cover your table completely. Goo gone gets it off if you overspray.