A snap or fastener should be reinforced for proper use and long life. If a snap is installed in a light fabric with little or no reinforcement it may rip though the fabric after only a few uses. Typically fasteners, like snaps, are installed in no less than three layers of fabric, usually in a double hem. But in situations where a thin fabric is used with a single hem that fabric should be reinforced. This tutorial video will show how to quickly reinforce a snap or fastener installation to help prevent the fastener from being ripped out of the thin fabric assembly.
MATERIALS & TOOLS USED IN THIS VIDEO: Tape Shelter Rite® 18oz Black 3" (Not Adhesive Backed): Tape Shelter Rite® 18oz White 3" (Not Adhesive Backed): Regalite® 30 Gauge Vinyl Window Material 29" x 68" Clear: Hole Cutter 1" #8: Barry King Mallet Hammer Style 3#: Sailrite® Cutting Block & Die Holder: Pres N Snap Installation Tool: DOT® Snap Fastener Cloth to Surface Set 3/8" Screw Stud: Hole Cutter 1/8" (4mm): Sailrite® Snap Fastener Deluxe Installation Tool:
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