Cannot find a thread...anyone remember?

[Mr Tees!!]

...hey gang, I remember someone posting about removing heatpress vinyl, that they discovered some sort of automotive product worked very well. It was brake cleaner, or carb cleaner, or somethin' like that. I cant seem to get the right keywords to find the thread. Anyone remember?

...and yes, I am looking because I am in THAT kind of bind. Freakin' dumbass baseball parents...

...any help appreciated, THANKS!!!!

[royster13]

http://www.theshirtboard.com/index.php/topic,3680.0/nowap.html

[Mr Tees!!]

..thanks Royster, but thats not the one I was looking for. Anyone else?

[royster13]

http://www.theshirtboard.com/index.php/topic,3521.0/nowap.html

[Inkworks]

That was me.



Gunk, you want the green can just like the one pictured above.

[blue moon]

regular plastisol remover solution works great for transfers. Soak the number from the inside of the jerzey and let it sit for a few min. In most cases it will just peel off afterwards. . .

test first!!!!!!!

pierre

[Mr Tees!!]

...Thanks guys, I actually found the original thread.

...this didnt work for me, but it was on a G2000 100% cotton. I guess I should be happy knowing my heatpress names are adhering properly. Worth a shot, I suppose.

[Sbrem]

...Thanks guys, I actually found the original thread.

...this didnt work for me, but it was on a G2000 100% cotton. I guess I should be happy knowing my heatpress names are adhering properly. Worth a shot, I suppose.

Stahl's sells Methylene Chloride for this use, very nasty stuff. It could also stain the shirts if you're not careful...

Steve