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Disguising White Marks On Jeans

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Date: 12/15/2006 Topic: Clothing > Repairing  
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Sometimes when you scrub at stains on your jeans, you end up with a white spot, which can be even worse! To mask those white spots if you have lighter blue jeans, you can use a grey water-based marker. Grey just matches the color of jeans better than most blues. Apply the marker messily to the white spot, and then blot with water. Re-apply several times until it matches the rest of the fabric. (If you don't have a grey marker, you can also try grey eye shadow!)

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By Red Neck (59) Contact
Or, simply avoid the marks by scrubbing stains on the wrong side, and washing the pants inside out.

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By dar (Guest Post)
If you do not want to dye them. Look for a crayon in that color, of course you will have to do this every time you wear them as long as it is not a huge white mark this should work. Good Luck

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