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Thread Number: 11602
How to remove screen print from generic bags? |
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| Post# 124912 , Reply# 1 2/14/2011 at 02:30 (4,810 days old) by twocvbloke () | ||
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The pic: 
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| Post# 125002 , Reply# 2 2/14/2011 at 23:27 (4,809 days old) by truckerx (Palm Springs, CA) | ||
Bag print | ||
| Post# 125015 , Reply# 3 2/15/2011 at 03:41 (4,809 days old) by twocvbloke () | ||
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The only solvent I have access to in this house is paint stripper, and I'm not really that brave, for all I know the stuff'll melt the bag, cos it feels synthetic... :S Does make me wonder what they use as the solvent for the stuff when the ink is liquid.... | ||
| Post# 125048 , Reply# 4 2/15/2011 at 12:23 (4,809 days old) by klectrolux () | ||
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If its just ink or painted on, and the actual fabric isn't died, try a little bit of nail polish remover on a hidden spot. Nail Polish Remover, in small quantities, can do wonders on removing ink, sharpie, and etc... | ||
| Post# 125054 , Reply# 5 2/15/2011 at 12:40 (4,809 days old) by Ohio_Tuec () | ||
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I would say try rubbing alcohol first. Nail polish remover might be a bit too caustic. I've used rubbing alcohol for years to remove paint scratches from plastic vacuum housings. - Karl | ||
| Post# 125072 , Reply# 7 2/15/2011 at 17:30 (4,808 days old) by collector2 (Moose Jaw, Sk) | ||
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