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26th September 08, 03:09 AM
#17
For my first kilt in DPM I used a strip of webbing that is similar, though probably heavier than your stabiliser, and that has been very sucessful.
I am trying to remember what I did with the rest of it so l can put it into more kilts.
You need to press that area of your kilt at a temperature the webbing can take, if it contains a man made fibre it will go crispy, or worse, if overheated. That means even if it is underneath other materials.
I still recall with horror the time I decided to press an errant pleat on a cotton kilt and melted a Nylon belt - luckily onto the iron, not the kilt.
Anne the Pleater
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