Cleaning > MiscellaneousOctober 11, 2010

Removing Iron On Decals from Clothing

How do you remove a decal from a polo shirt?

By Jackie from Fall River, MA

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Removing a Decal from Clothing

I have a cloth type jacket and I want the decal taken off. How can I do this?

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By Elaine S. 10/24/2011

By decal, you mean a patch or logo on the article? If so, you cannot really remove it without it showing. The best thing to do is to buy another one to go over it or make your own. You can buy fabric that meshes to fabrics together with an iron so that would be how you make your own.

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By Willi from Calgary, AB, Canada

RE: Removing Iron On Decals from Clothing

Keep in mind that if the fabric has faded at all, it will not have faded underneath the decal and the outline will remain. If you still want to remove them, put an old white cloth over the decal and iron the heck out of it. The decal should stick to the cloth. (01/23/2010)

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