well-lining

14:54 Sep 20, 2007 

The whole paragraph: Although not used for actual top materials, Sierra grain is commonly used for binding, welting and for well-lining coated-fabrics. This subdued animal-hide grain harmonizes well with many other grains in top materials. General Motors also used this grain extensively for interior trim vinyls during the 1970s through 1980s.

14:45 Sep 20, 2007 

See

http://www.yourautotrim.com/sierra.html

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14:45 Sep 20, 2007 

Hmmm, I read this as "... used for coated fabrics used for binding, welting and well-lining, but I can see your point as well. Darn those ambiguous English writers! However, since this is a vinyl product, I would go with my suggestion.

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14:35 Sep 20, 2007 

Thanks JC, but what I read here is that they’re doing something to the fabric, i.e. they bind it, welt it, and “well-line” it. Or am I missing something?