Ocean Green - Sunguard Thread B 92 4oz Ocean Green (218Q) | Marine - Automotive Upholstery Thread

Description

Sunguard Thread B 92 4oz Ocean Green is an exact match to Sunbrella Aquarmarine.

Ultra-Violet Stable Thread for use on vinyl, canvas and endless other outdoor uses.

• An excellent match for Sunbrella fabrics
• 4oz. Spool
• Approximately 1,150 yards
• Thread diameter size #92
• UV, Mildew, Chlorine, & Bromine Resistant
• Sunguard is manufactured to meet anti-wick standards, which reduces seam leakage.

“SUNGUARD” B92 and B138
The designer polyester thread

Quality Thread has created this custom color line to match 36 of the most popular acrylic fabrics. SUNGUARD is twisted and bonded through a state-of-the-art bonding and dying process, to ensure the highest quality of colorfastness and performance. Every SUNGUARD product is manufactured to meet anti-wick standards, which reduces seam leakage. Each production lot is tested to meet or exceed the QTN Quality Assurance standards.

APPLICATIONS
Marine Products
Automotive Interiors
Outdoor Furniture
Awnings, Canvas and Tents
Umbrellas and Outdoor Shade Structures
Boat Covers, Enclosures, and Upholstery
Pool and Spa Covers
Tarps and Covers
Transportation Products
Inflatables

THREAD FAQ:

What size is sewing machine thread?

The three most common sizes of thread in the U.S. are 30, 40, and 50 wt. (For comparison, all-purpose thread is usually 40 wt.)

Which thread is thicker, 30 or 40?

Weight refers to a thread's thickness. In the world of embroidery and cotton thread, a lower thread weight number is thicker than a higher thread weight. This means that a 40 Weight thread is thinner than a 30 Weight thread.

Which is thicker, Tex 45 or Tex 70?

Tex is an accurate measurement and is considered a direct numbering system, meaning the higher the Tex number, the heavier the thread.

What Is B92 thread?  (Same as Tex 90)

Size 92 (Tex 90) beige nylon thread usually requires a commercial sewing machine and a size 110/18 to 125/20 needle. It is a middleweight thread used for sewing upholstery, leather, auto interiors, military gear, dog collars, banners, and blankets.