Toney Report post Posted March 7, 2016 Wow only one seam,had seen the threads but thought it was something else... Is 6-7 to heavy? Loops, sew or throught? How to go about folding? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dwight Report post Posted March 7, 2016 Wow only one seam,had seen the threads but thought it was something else... Is 6-7 to heavy? Loops, sew or throught? How to go about folding? When I do these, . . . I do the loops through only one side, . . . and it is the "looped back through the same hole" style, . . . never sewn, . . . but that is just my way of doing them. After I get the loops on, . . . I put on the buckle and tongue billets, . . . then wet the whole thing down pretty good, . . . fold in the middle, . . . crease with a one and and a half inch wide wall paper seam roller, . . . hang it up by the tongue billet and let it dry. I then come back and contact cement all of it on the inside except up under the buckle billet, . . . where I stash the cash. I suppose some of those back in the old days may have had a longer tunnel for the money, . . . all my customers will be putting greenbacks in there, . . . so I give em room for that. And, yeah, . . . 6/7 is fine. I always do mine so they become a roughout belt. May God bless, Dwight Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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