Bo Nash Ironslide Tabletop 65 Inch Review

I bought a Bonash Ironslide 2000 to install on my new improved ironing board. I placed the cover over a thick piece of cotton batting cut to fit the board. I cut out pieces at the corners to help with the custom fit. It was very easy to install. Adhesion was excellent. The fit was perfect. My new extra large ironing board looks perfect. I will buy it again when it goes away.

I am so disappointed with the Bo Nash package I received yesterday. It's like an eternity is stored somewhere. When I tried to peel off the backing, the sticky foam came off in big chunks or stuck to the backing. Like he's old or something. I tried every corner with the same result. I don't know if it's the seller or the manufacturer. Live and learn I think; From now on I'll only buy a product if I see what I'm buying.

I love this cover! I have a wide ironing board that I use all the time to iron the quilt pieces as I sew them together. I frayed a few ironing board covers and after washing they no longer fit. Because of the displacement, I kept pulling the cover back into place every time I ironed it. I liked the idea of this cover but was a bit concerned about some of the reviews so I searched YouTube for helpful videos. I've learned that applying this coating is as easy as using contact paper, which I've…

We made a very good ironing board platform for ironing my blankets and found a good pattern online. We glued regular 1/4" thick foam (came on a roll from Revain) to the board and then tried gluing this product over the foam. All was going well until the paper started sticking to the back of the silver cloth and tearing into pieces. We REALLY cleaned it very slowly, it still broke. The creases in this fabric from folding were DEEP and we had to iron it before applying, otherwise we would be sure

I just mounted mine directly to 5" x 2" chipboard. I faced all the problems everyone warned about, but I paid extra attention - and it worked. - The backing material wants to tear into strips, but be careful, after a few centimeters it will come off in one piece along the entire short edge. I ironed the piece first (on the side of the fabric) to remove the heavier creases from the folding in the packaging. That heat may have helped loosen the adhesive a bit, allowing me to recover from the…