14 Years Factory wholesale 26″ Industrial rubber glove-rough finish sale to Jersey

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*WARNING*: DO NOT USE THIS TECHNIQUE IF YOU HAVE A LATEX ALLERGY!!!

DIY Monster Gloves for Cheap! I’ve been making these for a few years now, and this is just to show you how to make a simple beginner pair to get you guys started. I’ve got a few more techniques regarding rubber monster gloves, but I figured these would be a good starting point and I might make more tutorials of different styles in the future. With Halloween coming up you can save yourself a chunk of change by making monster gloves like these for cheap instead of going to a seasonal store and getting pricey carbon copy costume gloves with bad paint jobs. You can also use these gloves in lieu of painting your hands and making a mess at a party, on a shoot or any other social setting you might be dressing up at. Please feel free to snap a pic of your gloves if you use this tutorial and post it on my BirdBrain FX facebook page; I’d love to see how your gloves turned out! And stay tuned for another tutorial next Tuesday! Enjoy! :3
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LINKAGE:

Monster Makers – http://monstermakers.com

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PRODUCTS USED:

2 Durable Rubber Cleaning Gloves
1 bag of Cottonballs for stuffing
2 Rubberbands
2 5 ounce Styrofoam Cups
2 16 ounce Plastic Cups
1 inch Chip Brushes – atleast 2
10 Acrylic Nails Cut to Points *optional
Hot Glue Gun + Glue Sticks
Paper Towels
Monster Makers RD 407 Mask Grade Latex or Make-up Grade Latex
*I prefer RD 407 for this because it’s not as messy or sticky as Make-up Grade Latex and it’s easier to tint with acrylics
Yellow Nail Varnish
Black Nail Varnish + Fine Detailing Brush
FW Acrylic Ink in Emerald Green *optional
FW Acrylic Ink in Black *optional
Translucent Setting Powder
Large Fluffy Brush
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Music Used: “Video Dungeon Crawl”
By: Kevin MacLeod from incompetech.com
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

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After several years of heavy use a quality patio sling chair’s fabric may need to be replaced. In this video we will show you the proper steps to sew up a perfectly fitting sling replacement panel and how to properly install it in the sling rail channels of your chair. Follow the steps in this video for a “Fit like a Glove” sling chair.

Pick and order your favorite Sling Fabric at: http://www.sailrite.com/Fabrics/Outdoor-Living-Fabric/Sling-Fabrics

HOW TO REPLACE FABRIC ON A PATIO SLING CHAIR CHAPTERS:
Taking Measurements – 0:33 min
Calculating Fabric Requirements – 2:53 min
Determining Sleeve Size – 6:54 min
Disassembly of Chair – 8:17 min
Cutting New Fabric to Size – 10:39 min
Sewing Hems – 13:30 min
Sewing Sleeves – 15:57 min
Inserting Sling Fabric in Rails – 21:02 min
Reinserting Spreader Bars – 25:45 min
Reassembly of Chair – 30:36 min
Materials List – 32:02 min

MATERIALS LIST:
Sling Fabric from Sailrite most often Phifertex Plus brand is used
Thread from Sailrite – V-69 Polyester (home sewing machine) / V-92 Polyester (heavy duty sewing machine) / Profilen PTFE Lifetiime Thread
Awning & Sling Chair Spline Cording – Item # 103839

TOOLS LIST:
Deluxe 5 1/2″ Magnetic Sewing Guide – Item # 103597
McLube Sailkote 16oz – Item # 845
Sailrite Ultrafeed LSZ-1 PLUS Walking Foot Sewing Machine – Item # 300602
Sailrite Canvas Patterning Ruler – Item # 107040
Gingher Scissors Right Handed – Item # 19104
Tape Measure 120 Inch – Item # 102986
Razor Blade, Sockets or Adjustable Wrench, Vise Grips, L-Square, Pen, Yardsick, Tape Measure, Bar Clamp/Spreader 24”, Rubber Mallet

CALCULATIONS/EQUATIONS FOR ORDERING FABRIC, SLING CORDING & THREAD:
MESH FABRIC:
Sling chair panels orientated lengthwise along the selvage edge:
((Length + 2) x number of panels) ÷ 2 = Required amount of fabric
OR
Sling chair panels orientated lengthwise along width of fabric:
(Width + 6) x number of panels = Required amount of fabric

SLING CHAIR SPLINE CORDING:
(Length + 2) x number of panels x 2 = Length of Spline Cording Required

TYPE OF THREAD:
Home Sewing Machine = V-69 Polyester
Heavy Duty Sewing Machine = V-92 Polyester or PTFE Thread

Pick and order your favorite Sling Fabric at: http://www.sailrite.com/Fabrics/Outdoor-Living-Fabric/Sling-Fabrics