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YKK #3 Oxidized Brass Dress Zipper - Black
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$2.25
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YKK Premium Line Zippers.
Non-separating brass zipper with a closed bottom makes it ideal for dresses. Features auto-lock sliders, black teeth, a black oxide finish and has a light-weight #3 (3 mm) tooth size. Tape is made of polyester. Zipper size chart available. Available in black (BK) only and in a variety of lengths. Please note: actual colors may vary from picture due to computer setting variances.
Features
- Ideal for dresses
- Tape is made of polyester
- Automatic lock slider
- Available in a variety of lengths
- Non-separating zipper
Product Specifications
Brand: YKK®
Units: Each
Material: Brass Teeth/ Polyester Tape
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How do I make a zipper shorter?
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First you must determine whether you are shortening a separating or a non-separating zipper. To shorten a separating zipper, work the slider to the bottom of the zipper. Using needle nose pliers, remove the 2 top stops. Using end nippers, shorten the zipper to the desired size by making a small cut between the teeth or across the coils on both sides of the zipper. Remove the excess zipper tape with scissors. Apply two new top stops and sew zipper into the article of clothing. To shorten a non-separating zipper, work the slider to the top of the zipper. Using needle nose pliers, remove the 1 bottom stop. Using end nippers, shorten the zipper to the desired size by making a small cut between the teeth or across the coils on both sides of the zipper. Remove the excess zipper tape with scissors. Apply the new bottom stop and sew zipper into the article of clothing.
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What does YKK stand for?
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YKK stands for the founder of the popular zipper manufacturer.
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How do I make a zipper shorter?
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First you must determine whether you are shortening a separating or a non-separating zipper. To shorten a separating zipper, work the slider to the bottom of the zipper. Using needle nose pliers, remove the 2 top stops. Using end nippers, shorten the zipper to the desired size by making a small cut between the teeth or across the coils on both sides of the zipper. Remove the excess zipper tape with scissors. Apply two new top stops and sew zipper into the article of clothing. To shorten a non-separating zipper, work the slider to the top of the zipper. Using needle nose pliers, remove the 1 bottom stop. Using end nippers, shorten the zipper to the desired size by making a small cut between the teeth or across the coils on both sides of the zipper. Remove the excess zipper tape with scissors. Apply the new bottom stop and sew zipper into the article of clothing.
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A coat that has a separating zipper, separates, while zipped? Does it need to be replaced or are there any tricks that my save this zipper. I thought about spraying with silicone spray...wondering if this would help? Thanks in advance.
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It sounds as if the teeth on the zipper are not locking like they should. The zipper will need to be replaced.
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What does YKK stand for?
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YKK stands for the founder of the popular zipper manufacturer.
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