probild

I have untill about one year ago, imported transfer removal spray from a company in the UK. Because of new rules for transportation of hazardous goods. The supplier is unable to export the spray outside of the UK.
Does anybody know of a supplier who sells spray or anything similar that removes heat transfers from textiles.
I would be grateful of any tips that could solve my problem.

 

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hiGH

if its fresh off the press, try scrapping it with a knife.. it worked for me.

 

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COEDS

Try to spray the back of design with acetone.

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badalou

Quote: Originally Posted by COEDS Try to spray the back of design with acetone.

jerry does that leave a odor on the shirt.

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Vdy

could you tell me spary acetone on the back of the design, is that really remove the image on the shirt? my worker print a wrong name into a customer brought in shirt. Hope find a way to remove it. Thanks

 

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COEDS

I mixed acetone 3 to 1 with water and sprayed the back of a vinyl name.It removed the adhesive from the shirt, Their was a smell, but it washed out.I thought it was a lot of work to save a $2 shirt, but I wanted to know. ...JB

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