What's the difference between "backing" and regular stabilizers?
1772824
Stabilizer is the tear away used with embroidering. Backing might be a lining, or an interface.
1902922
From all the packages I've looked at the 75m300m does not have image stabilizer like the 18m-55m does. I could be wrong, but even in the photo I do not see the Image stabilizer stamp or switch.
888675
I'm not familiar with whatever stabilizer you mentioned or the Dell laptop, wish I could be of more help
1938935
the only difference I have found if the foam. I tried out a friends basic model and then bought the one with the foam as I have a very bad back. I have not been sorry for spending the extra money. Good luck on your purchase.
1218009
This isn't a sticky stabilizer. It is one that glue is made into it to use for stiffness when you complete your design. It is for free standing lace, ornaments, bookmarks, etc. The design has to be made for this stabilizer. You can use it as a topper and is used to keep your towels or any nap fabric to keep the nap from hiding your design. You don't always have to hoop the topper. I just lay it on it and watch it or pin. Wetting this will make it disappear. You always put it under warm running water to get it gone. You don't need to keep it in the fabric. I hope this helps you.
889230
The spiral stays were not stiff at all and were actually part of the fabric of the stabilizer, not what I would consider a "stay." I also had a brace with a flat metal hinged support on each side of the knee. The metal supports bent with the knee but the supports didn't really have a hinge. This brace supported the knee fairly well but did not last long because as the metal supports bent they rubbed against the material of the brace on the outside of the knee and wore holes in the material. Hope this helps.
1327358
The backing is just a very thin piece of particle board ...I don't believe it will make much of a difference whether you use it or not. Its a pretty sturdy piece of furniture.
507258
Both! Back has a flip-out stand. One picture shows back closed...the other shows stand flipped out.
1314824
If you are purchasing a new embroidery machine this is a stabilizer for your designs. If you are puchasing a regular sewing machine simply ignore.
1367079
Not sure; Suggestion; my email plafib@gmail.com I will send you a sample you can try, I would be doubtfulas backing appears to be paper.Not like wet or dry I am used to working with.
1735050
it's a more complete kit adding tests such as Cyanuric Acid test.. which is the stabilizer here's a video of this kit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKD7fphxWJI&list=PLE15F87BDB67163CF&index=2 he also has videos on the other kits and all things pools as well
1715514
It has a back piece that helps stabilize the unit. It HAS to have that piece! We love it.
1627437
With time and practice any stabilizer should work perfectly, it took me a good while to figure it out and it works form I've used it on 3 separate projects.
1055047
It does come with a stabilizer bar. Getting great use with for pull up routines with and without weights. Also very easy conversion into bar dip set up. Great product.
285035
Hi, I found no difference whatsoever! I alternate between the 2 of them depending on which one is cheaper! Hope that helps! :)
2240628
I have both, as far as I can tell there is no difference. They both work the same. Buy whichever cost less. I think it's more of a style thing...
221877
The backing is a paperboard backing. When attached it is very strong and keeps the unit very sturdy.