I'm just looking in the Poly Fiber manual, and there it talks about shrinking to 350 degrees. It says that at about 375 degrees, it starts to soften and loose all measurable tension. At 415 degrees it starts to disintergrate. I was under the impression that all these fabrics were the same. I've been wrong before though. If you have any fabric left, you could make a small test panel with some wood 1"X2" screwed into a square and try shrinking it up to 350 and then if it's real tight, later on heat it up to 375 and see if it starts to loosen. If you have enough fabric, you could try some kind of punch test with one heated to 300, another to 350 and then finally up to 375. If it was equally strong at 300 and 350 and starts to loosen at 375, I probably wouldn't worry about it. Jim Chuk
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Northern Mn