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John Martin Robson
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Now that I have your attention......

I'm making a couple 3’ x 6’ banners using that “Banana banner material” which will hang in Portrait.
I want to roll some dowels in each of the ends, just to give it some weight so it will hang nicely........so I need to seam the ends. I'd rather not stitch them......partly because I'd have to pay someone to do it & I've yet to find anyone who can run a straight stitch.

Question:
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Has anyone out there ever created seams other than stitched seams.
The “Banana banner material” uses a welded seam (assuming it is created with heat)
I’ve tried using my plastic glue gun……….but it doesn’t hold.

Has anyone had any success with heat or any other method?

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John Martin Robson
Pendragon Signs & Graphics
Yellowknife,NT,Canada


if it's not one thing.....it's two things

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Glenn Thompson
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I use a banner tape and then add a couple of gromets for strength.
Must have been a stressed sign guy that bit that poor dog.

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Glenn Thompson
Tell-Tale Signs
Williams Lake, BC
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Steve Aycock
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Same here, Banner tape with grommets.

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Steve Aycock Designs
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Johns Island, SC
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Why not pick up two half round dowels and tack them together at both ends over the banner material and trim excess for a nice clean end.

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Happy Signing...... Marty

M.F. (Marty) Happy
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John Martin Robson
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say...... I just made a small sample banner. I laid carpet tape at the open end edge, then folded or rolled it around the dowel for a nice clean seam........looks good & work well.

Thanks for the ideas.....Glenn, Steve & Marty

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John Martin Robson
Pendragon Signs & Graphics
Yellowknife,NT,Canada


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