Double Dot Fusible Interlining

Two-point adhesive lining is an adhesive material used to secure and support objects. It consists of two points of adhesive, usually glue or adhesive. This adhesive lining provides a stronger bond at two points to ensure objects don't loosen or fall off.
Two-point adhesive lining is often used to secure and support larger or heavier objects such as furniture, wood products, metal products, etc. It can provide more uniform support and make objects more stable.
When using a two-point adhesive lining, you first need to identify the two points of bonding. Then, apply an appropriate amount of adhesive on these two points and glue the two objects together tightly. A certain amount of pressure usually needs to be applied to ensure that the adhesive adheres adequately and dries.
Advantages of dual-point adhesive liners include providing a stronger bond, evenly distributing support, and reducing the risk of objects loosening or falling off. However, it also has some limitations, such as the choice of adhesive and the method of application that require caution to avoid damage to the object.
In general, double-point adhesive lining is a commonly used adhesive material that can provide a stronger and more stable bonding effect and is suitable for various fixing and supporting occasions.