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    Permaloft underquilt baffled or not

    Want to try DIY underquilt . so do you need to baffle the permaloft or just sew down the permaloft to both sides of the ripstop ?

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    I've never worked with Primaloft but what I've read its a loose fill material. So I would say you would be best using baffles.
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    So am I wrong permaloft is not in a mat form

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    Do you mean Primaloft? If so, Primaloft Silver or Primaloft Gold? You may also mean quilting loops rather than baffles. Sorry to pin you down like this, but you won't get meaningful answers until you've made your questions clear.

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    Primaloft, yes sorry. That's what I'm trying to figure out...baffled or quilting loops?
    Also, if I use two layers of primaloft does the temp rating double?

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    I'd say quilting loops, because it is in a mat form. The spacing of the loops would depend on the type of Primaloft and how you use it. Primaloft gold is said to need more quilting loops, closer together.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WV View Post
    I'd say quilting loops, because it is in a mat form. The spacing of the loops would depend on the type of Primaloft and how you use it. Primaloft gold is said to need more quilting loops, closer together.
    I stand corrected as I always thought it was loose fill.

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    If you use Clamashield then you will not need to quilt it,
    I am still 18 but with 52 years of experience !

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    WV and two shoes
    thanks

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    How close for silver I was thinking 3" with two layers of primaloft.
    If I'm right it should be good to about 0 degrees.

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    Gunner76


    Why is that?

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