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expansion and contraction ratios, due to temperature fluctuations, are different in each material and matching materials with a wide variance in thes ratios will inevitably lead to separation, stress curling, and/or cupping

The DL and GL are just the trim and equipment level. The GL being the more upscale. You will notice some 240's have a clock while others have a tachometer and still others have a tachometer in the main instrument cluster and a small clock and sometimes even an oil pressure guage in the little side area to the right of the instrument panel. Some 240's have heated seats. Also not all 240's have electric windows. Many are just good ole roll up. Not sure which is more spiffy but these little differences are the what it is all about.

Polyester is not named after anybody. Esters are a class of organic compounds. poly is a greek prefix meaning "many"

Polyester is a type of material made by linking together thousands of ester molecules in a chain. Hence polyester= many esters

Senators are elected for six-year terms. Only one third of them at any given time correlate with the Presidential elecion cycle. A Class 1 Senator is elected in the year of the last Presidential election, a Class 2 Senator one whose term starts two years later and a Class 3 Senator one who is elected two years after that

Senators are elected for six-year terms. Only one third of them at any given time correlate with the Presidential elecion cycle. A Class 1 Senator is elected in the year of the last Presidential election, a Class 2 Senator one whose term starts two years later and a Class 3 Senator one who is elected two years after that

Senators are elected for staggered six-year terms so that, at any given time, only one-third of Senate was elected in the same year as the most current President. These can be described as Class 1 while those elected two years later are Class 2 and two years after that Class 3. It is purely for the purpose of keeping track who is up for re-election and when.

gently pour gasoline over the stain and then gently place in the gas grill. light from a distance away and run. the stain will be gone. Check your insurance.

No. I don't like rayon to be the main fiber for everyday furniture. I would prefer a polyester blend with olefin, or acrylic. Rayon has a tendency to show wear quicker than most fabrics on the market today.

Usually cotton and/or Polyester

I generally try not to use both cotton and polyester in the same quilt. The main reason is that the different fibers tend to react differently to washing/drying and wear. Over time you can end up with a quilt that is distorted in shape and size.

That being said, using a polyester or blend in for the back and cottons for the top is not as troublesome as mixing the fabrics within a pieced top. You will experience fewer problems with distortion if the poly is only on the back.

If the quilt is ornamental and won't be washed much you may be okay using the poly backing. If the quilt will be used a great deal then stick with all cotton.

Talc is a very important functional filler in putty made of unsaturated polyester. It is used here in proportions of up to 60 percent by weight. The quality of the putty ingredient 'talc' has a significant effect on putty performance.

Natural materials are by definition biodegradable. That means that cotton, wool, linen and silk fulfill this criterion. Cotton and linen are cellulose based (a polysaccharide) while wool and silk are made of protein types )wool is made of keratin as is human hair). Of the others only certain types of polyesters are biodegradable such as for example polylactic acid. What is commonly labeled as polyester in garments is not biodegradable.

Fabric structures are artificially innovative forms of constructed fibers. The different types are membrane fibers, polyester, vinyl lamited polyester, fiberglass, and much more.

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polyester is a synthetic fabric.

cant be good for you, so why do it.

SPF30 and SPF50 both block a majority of the sun's UVB rays. SPF30 blocks 97 percent of the rays while SPF50 blocks about 98 percent of the rays.

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pvc tarpaulin is made by 100% polyester fabric,then pvc coated on face. Normally we call pvc tarpaulin is equal to pvc coated tarpaulin. The specification is 500D*500D OR 1000D*1000D,Thickness is from 0.3-0.7 mm. The Max width is 3.2 mts. Weight from 500gsm-800gsm. For 500D*500D tarpaulin, the density is 28*28. 1000D*1000D tarpaulin is 20*20 or 23*23/per inch,more information ,please visit our website www.petarps.com

how to wash 100 polyester blanket that shedding on everything

Yes. They reduce friction for longer spin times. They also often come in thinner strings. For a beginner, cotton is better, but if you are looking for a string to use for an unresponsive yoyo, polyester would be the best choice.

Wool is particularly stretchy when wet or damp. It can also be stretched slightly under its own weight by hanging it.

Wool garments that have been stretched are often misshapen and sit wrongly.

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Xbox 360 Elite is made by Microsoft and plays xbox games, and PS3 is made by Sony and plays playstation games.

Anaplastic refers to the cell losing it's differentiation such as in a malignant neoplasm. Neoplastic refers to an abnormal growth of tissue.

You would machine it on a lathe, carefully.