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So I recently bought a shirt, but the shirt came with some unwanted printed marks.
Does anyone know how to get them off? (Obviously, without severely damaging my shirt in the process, for you smart-alecks out there.)
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Venton, using gays as an insult makes you look like an idiot, just a heads up.
Also..unwanted marks? You mean..stains or a Champion logo in the corner?
I think he means that he ordered a hand-made shirt from some website, an that th way the guy manufactured it was lame, ergo unsightly "printer" marks were left on it. Just a hunch.
No, actually, there's a certain portion of text/design that I don't like and I'd like to remove.
It's a typical customink shirt, with that textured "glue"/"patch" stuff for printing. The only possibility I can see so far is getting it to crack and peel off, which would take a while...
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Well, I know that nail polish remover (or pure acetone) will get rid of the color/ink. I'm not sure about the label part, though..
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You know, people always say nail polish will remove the color from something, as if it's bleach.
But I have NEVER known it to do that unless it's like a brand-new shirt where some of the color would also be removed jsut by washing, and God knows I've spilled a lot of nail-polish remover.
And I never use non-acetone.
Hey beautiful people, you're better off trying to e-mail me than message me on here.
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Yeah okay, no one cares.
InactiveI was just sitting over here in my corner wondering what being gay has to do with knowledge of sports, or lack thereof. o.x
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