Facings

brigeton · Mar 30, 2020

There is a indentation where the facing is on most corners on my cushions, not leaving a sharp pocket point like there should be. I believe the facings are a little softer than the rail rubber?
Do you think this is because the facings are not trimmed flush with the rubber or is the rail cloth pulled a little too tight? There are no ripples or puckers in the rail cloth otherwise.

trentfromtoledo · Mar 30, 2020

brigeton said:
There is a indentation where the facing is on most corners on my cushions, not leaving a sharp pocket point like there should be. I believe the facings are a little softer than the rail rubber?
Do you think this is because the facings are not trimmed flush with the rubber or is the rail cloth pulled a little too tight? There are no ripples or puckers in the rail cloth otherwise.

Facing rubber is usually harder than cushion rubber. Sounds like the facings were not trimmed flush or shaped right. Facing work is an art when done properly, you should not be able to see any lines and points should be consistent. Hope this helped.

TFT

brigeton · Mar 30, 2020

trentfromtoledo said:
Facing rubber is usually harder than cushion rubber. Sounds like the facings were not trimmed flush or shaped right. Facing work is an art when done properly, you should not be able to see any lines and points should be consistent. Hope this helped.

TFT

Thanks Trent.

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