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Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback? Submit feedback. Thank you for your feedback! This is a case when you may have to take out the slider and replace it or replace the whole zipper. A trip to the tailoring shop may be imminent. This may be due to the teeth getting worn or due to some friction. You may have to slightly lubricate it for smooth movement.

Some candle wax or petroleum jelly or even your lip balm colorless can do the trick. Do this without the teeth getting clogged up in wax or whatever you decide to apply. How to fix a missing zipper pull tab. If you do not have the Zipper pull tab, it is not the end of the world.

A Pull is not absolutely necessary to close the zipper but it makes it easy to close. If the pull is broken you can replace the whole slider with the pull, ofcourse. But If you do not want to replace the whole slider thing, get a metal ring or Just twist a small thin floral wire in the shape of the pull and attach. Easy peasy. If this is in the middle of the zipper you will have to replace the whole zip.

There is no way around it. But seems like this is not permanent as, if once the teeth is pulled off there is a chance of it being pulled off again. So sooner than later, you may want to solve the problem that caused it.

If you want to shorten the zipper to a length you want the process is simple — Cut the zipper to the length you want from the bottom. This will cut off the stoppers as well. Now you need to remove the metal stoppers from the cut off piece with the plier and attach it where you want it. Zipper stoppers are given at the top and at the end of the zippers for a reason. These are small metal bands attached to the teeth to stop the slider from sliding past these stoppers.

These metal stoppers can be easily displaced to anywhere you want with the help of the plier. Just pry their teeth open and remove and keep it where you want them; a little bit of force applied with the plier is enough to reattach the bands. If your zipper do not have the metal stoppers, or you do not want to reattach it, you may have to use the hand sewing needle and thread to make stopping stitches at the bottom of the zippers — basically a bar tacking stitch across the zipper teeth.

The sliders are called sliders for a reason. They are waiting to slide down from the zipper. These stitches will easily stop them in their place. If you have a separating zipper do not try this method. If you alter the bottom end, it will no longer separate. How to shorten a Molded Tooth Zipper? These zippers have incredibly strong molded teeth fused directly onto the tape of the zipper.

If you want to shorten this zipper, Cut off the top portion accurately — the teeth should be numbered. If you have the kind of top stop with grooves for the teeth -good.

Just slide in the teeth and tighten with a plier. If you do not have this type of top stop, you will have to remove the teeth. Grip the teeth above the mark with a pair of pliers and pull at the teeth. It will come off. Take your top stop and squeeze it in place above the last tooth on each side. How to Shorten a continuous coil Zipper? You cannot pull out the teeth with this zipper — you will have to cut it out.

Clip the front part of the coil in half, just stopping short of cutting the zipper tape. Take your top stop and squeeze it into place above the last tooth on each side making sure that the last piece of the coil is crimped under the top stop. First have a look at how the original zipper you want to remove is attached. Take a photo if you have a short memory. Remember everything. Remove the zipper now carefully armed with a seam ripper, etc You may want to hand stitch the new zipper or atleast baste it with hand stitches and then stitch it finally.

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