Permanent Lace Super Finish “Moravia”

Instruction: The concentrate is diluted by water. Solution ratio for smaller decorative laces and jewellery: 1:1 One teaspoon of Finish and one teaspoon of water are stirred and diluted. For large clothing and table cloth laces more water parts are added: 1:5 – 1:10, depending on material thickness. Test by yourselves. The thicker the fibre the more water parts.

The pattern is covered by a foil. The complete lace is  soaked by the prepared solution, using a small sponge. The most important is to suck away excessive solution thoroughly, using blotting paper. Check whether the paper is still wet. The last blotting paper must be dry. Do not be afraid to press and hold the paper for a few minutes so that the excessive Finish can be sucked. Dry the lace by a hair dryer or an iron afterwards.

IF FINISH RESIDUES ARE NOT ELIMINATED THOROUGHLY, A TRANSPARENT FILM REMAINS STUCK  BETWEEN THE FIBRES.

The Finish is of excellent quality, black colour will not turn grey, colours remain preserved absolutely; no starch can be seen on black clothes. No drops on yearn, which is the case of sprays. Harmlessness for human health is the top feature of product quality.

Wash the lace carefully. The lace softens, but it will be stiffened again when dried by hot air. Prior to drying, fix the lace shape by pins. Deformed angel clothes can be “ironed” by blowing hot air under their little skirt.

ATTENTION! Do not let the lace air dry. The pins can be rusty and damage the lace. If rust appears on the lace, we have an advice how to eliminate it. The Finish must be kept on a cold place, preferably in a fridge to be applicable for several years. No vinegar may be smelled (sign of spoiling). Frost, sun and heat depreciate the Finish. I keep my Finish for already 10 years in the permanent cellar temperature and is of excellent quality.

I prepare the solution in a bottle with a tight stopper and place it into the fridge. I do not know a better finishing agent.