BA707 Wrote:

survivor Wrote:I read maybe a couple of years ago that BA-michigan baldee was attending a convention and at that time was discussing about 2 products that would help to make the frontline disappear; that one was called "Fray check" ; Has anyone been using this product regularly since ? Also, he was talking about another liquid that would help make the lace of a hair system much more resistant so that it would make it harder to rip and therefor almost impossible to tear. I remember reading that they just tried it on cotton and they had difficulty to rip the fabric . Anyone could tell me what it was and if they tried it on their hair system? I'd like to to know if it worked for him/her? Thank you. Den.

It was called tear mender mate, Little difficult to apply and clean up, Fray Check is brilliant and I use it all the time.

Tear Mender you can see here <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.repairproducts.co.uk/page28.htm">http://www.repairproducts.co.uk/page28.htm</a><!-- m --> you can get it at Wal Mart.

So you think Fray Check does a good job to the hairline but then again, i am not that sure if you liked the other one... Mender Mate; since you wrote: "little difficult to apply and clean up". Isn't the product supposed to stay permanently on the lace since it's purpose is to make the lace resistant and prevent from tearing? Finally, do you think it's a good product to use on hair system to prolong the longevity or better not? thanks, Den.