[Shenry]

Hello,

I have an old Iron on decal that I would like to apply to a t-shirt. The decal is probably from, at the latest, the 80's.

It's in great condition and I don't want to jack it up. Can someone tell me what the best way to apply it would be?

Thanks,
Scott

 

[proworlded]

Can you provide a photo?

 

[tcrowder]

Hello,

I have an old Iron on decal that I would like to apply to a t-shirt. The decal is probably from, at the latest, the 80's.

It's in great condition and I don't want to jack it up. Can someone tell me what the best way to apply it would be?

Thanks,
Scott

Maybe scan it and print a new one to use?

 

[Shenry]

There are actually 2.

The first is in great shape and is a rubbery type of substance with glitter in it. It seems to be mounted to a pretty standard material. I've included both a front and back shot.

The second is definitely showing it's age and is starting to peel of the backing. The backing almost seems to be made from construction paper with a coating on it. One pic included.

Thanks,
Scott

 

[proworlded]

These are strangers to me and I have seen just about every stock design that has been offered in the last 35 years. Sorry, I can't help with and instructions. Maybe 385 for 10 seconds??

 

[tcrowder]

The first one I would just recreate. The second one, well I would throw it in the trash.