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How to fill out edge binding:

1. Start by preparing the edge binding material. Measure and cut the edge binding strip according to the length of the edge you wish to bind.
2. Place the edge binding strip on the edge of the material, aligning it properly. Make sure it covers the entire edge evenly.
3. Apply adhesive to the backside of the edge binding strip using a brush or a roller. Spread the adhesive evenly to ensure a strong bond.
4. Starting from one end, press the edge binding strip firmly onto the edge. Smooth out any wrinkles or air bubbles as you go along.
5. If necessary, use a heat gun or iron to activate the adhesive and help secure the edge binding strip in place. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the specific product you are using.
6. Allow the adhesive to dry and set according to the recommended drying time provided by the manufacturer.
7. Once the adhesive is fully dry, trim off any excess edge binding material using a sharp utility knife or scissors. Be careful not to damage the underlying material.
8. Give the edge binding a final inspection to ensure it is securely attached and properly aligned.

Who needs edge binding?

1. Seamstresses and tailors often use edge binding to give a neat and finished look to the edges of garments, curtains, and other fabric items.
2. Upholsterers use edge binding to protect and reinforce the edges of furniture upholstery, providing a polished and professional appearance.
3. Crafters and DIY enthusiasts often utilize edge binding to add a decorative or functional edge finish to various projects, such as quilts, bags, or home decor items.

Overall, anyone who wants to achieve a clean and professional edge finish or enhance the durability of an item can benefit from using edge binding techniques.

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What is edge binding?

Edge binding is a finishing technique used to enclose the raw edges of a material with a strip of fabric, tape, or other material.

Who is required to file edge binding?

Individuals or businesses involved in the production or sale of products that require edge binding may be required to file edge binding.

How to fill out edge binding?

Edge binding can be filled out by providing information about the material being used, the type of edge binding technique being employed, and any relevant specifications.

What is the purpose of edge binding?

The purpose of edge binding is to provide a clean and professional look to the edges of a material, while also adding durability and protection.

What information must be reported on edge binding?

Information such as the type of material being used, the dimensions of the material, and the method of edge binding must be reported on edge binding.