[Adoratis]

My client did the wrong image on jeans and now he want to remove it - is it posible? Plastisol ink cured in conveyor dryer

 

[Uncle John]

You can remove small spots or smudges with a spot cleaning gun but a hole image it would take all day plus a lot of cleaning fluid. If you do find a way we have thousands of shirts that if it could be done we would be rich...lol

 

[torodesigns]

Good luck! There is no easy way. . . when I have screwed something up like that . . . I soaked the image in acetone from local hardware store . . . then put acetone in my spot gun and started blasting away. Did not come out to great but if in a pinch it can be done.

 

[Adoratis]

thanks God it wasnt my mistake but theirs, so from what i understood there is no way to remove it. what makes it worse - its ready jeans.

 

[squeegee]

My client did the wrong image on jeans and now he want to remove it - is it posible? Plastisol ink cured in conveyor dryer

I wouldn't attempt it, as others stated, spot guns are for smudges and other goofs, not whole prints, i wish someone would invent a way to remove the whole print tho

 

[shirtsari]

After the ink is cured it is difficult to remove.

Before curing you can try soap and water.
I use plain old ivory soap and water to remove Excalibur plastisol ink from screens.

 

[bomber315]

dont bother, you wont get it to come completly out, time for new jeans sorry to say...

 

[gerry]

I visited a nearby Drycleaner and asked about removing prints that were messed, she said they could remove the whole print for .. if i remember right 5 bucks, the problem being was the mess it makes in their shop .. might be worth asking if your in a pinch.

BTW I had no reason to take them up on that service, but was nice to know.

 

[Printor]

I think the drycleaner is basically gonna use the same blow out gun you would, maybe a more expensive one though. Fabric will still be weakend. For you own clothes, I like Toros idea of soaking in acetone for a while. I've notice if blowout fluid soaks over to the plastisol print, it makes it brittle and will crack in the wash right away. I'm gonna try that next time I FUBR one of my favorite garments. Maybe Toros trick will brittle it up so it takes less blowout fluid, it's pretty much just acetone as well, but twice the price.