Is there any ways to remove Name and Number that already printed on shirt? Lextra premier league.Anyone tried successfully?

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Added on August 12, 2010, 12:15 pmHow can dont alow print own name? then they rugi la

This post has been edited by beandy: Aug 12 2010, 12:15 PM

Use Dylon...as discussed in the previous threads.

anyone want to sell arshavin russia 09/11 jersey..really interested..size m please..hee 2nd hand also dun mind..

As what the thread title says, you should check the first page for infos.

I have already compiled a guide there on how to remove patches/namesets using Dylon Stain Remover.

But bare in mind, by doing so you will leave glue stains on the jerseys that is visible.

That is a risk when applying PU namesets.

I used to be so gung ho and apply as many namesets as possible but because of the nature of PU.. a bit reluctant nowadays.. but still you're lucky because as what aw13 said.. these old namesets are very tricky to apply

That jersey is super rare.. If you want to sell for GBP20, rugi la.. Better don't sell it.. what size is it?

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Aug 12 2010, 12:56 PM

Schmeichel thanks for the tips and helps..

Another question..after the namesets removed , can the nameset be reuse and apply to another shirt? im thinking to transfer it ...what you think?

Depends, on how much glue is left. A friend of mine tried it to remove a UCL starball but said later the starball lost it's glue and cannot stick

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Aug 12 2010, 01:53 PM

i can say from experience that no, once use the stain remover, unlikely can be re-used, even for lextra. Unless u wan try luck and apply fabric glue. my 2 cents.

the scudetto patch comes together with the jersey and is attached to the label. You can print it whenever you want and wherever u want it. Do becareful though. What if inter win CWC this year?

Fabric glue yeah maybe will try this method

hi there,
sorry for u man. how did u iron it?

i learn a lot from my first DIY. the main problem i faced is that i dont have a flat surface to iron my NN. without a flat surface, its hard for u to iron ur NN, and eventho it sticks, it'll not stick nicely. the ironing board is just not wide enough.

so in my 2nd DIY, i use my old art board (available in stationary stores) and put it inside my jersey. then the rest is the same like jerseyman posted. i use this method on my 2nd DIY and it works well. i didnt even iron it inside-out. all the edges sticks. a huge improvement from my 1st DIY.

also, need a lot of patience

This post has been edited by ghoster: Aug 12 2010, 05:02 PM

I used to be so gung ho and apply as many namesets as possible but because of the nature of PU.. a bit reluctant nowadays.. but still you're lucky because as what aw13 said.. these old namesets are very tricky to apply
That jersey is super rare.. If you want to sell for GBP20, rugi la.. Better don't sell it.. what size is it?

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Its L size

Wow~ but why the badges are cheaper than the normal price? the jersey too

Quite simply put, jerseys in Malaysia are quite expensive especially if you compare with Singapore prices.

I've heard from fellow forumers here that subsidesports stores offer prices at lower rates too?correct me if im wrong.

This post has been edited by GaryTan: Aug 12 2010, 07:08 PM

(for the Bayern) This time I went straight to 1 minute circling & pressing at 2 dots with a doublefolded cotton handkerchief on top but it wouldn't stick. Unfolded the handkerchief, placed on top again and did some pressing. Still wouldn't stick ... then just removed the handkerchief and ironed the edges and saw it was sticking (as mentioned in the guide you can see some edges appear around the letters). So let it cool off but when I started to remove it at the R you could already see part of the white was sticking to the plastic . That's when I turned it inside out to iron, the rest is history .
The two Barca ones I did maybe a year ago (first with simply pressing as per instructions but didn't stick too well so went for the 1 minute circling method) and had little problems, did have to iron from the inside for both to permanently stick. Then did the Juve one two days ago, also had to iron two times but no real trouble to remove the backing. The scudetto patch was extremely easy by following the instructions included (cover with towel, 1 minute circling + pressing the edge by tilting your iron, turn inside out and repeat, turn back out again and press another 30 seconds. All on 3 dots)



I guess the biggest problem with the Bayern is the thin material (practically as thin as the sizing info printed inside your shirt) and the shirt is really stretchy making it hard to remove the plastic. Gonna be fun when I iron on Riquelme on Argentina 2006 away shirt (same stretchy model shirt)
For hard surface I always use a plastic cutting board underneath .

Anywhere I can find the application guide for oldstyle EPL (for precise placement)? I can do it from pictures just as well but if it's around why not go from that instead . Or same as new? Already searched for it a longtime ago but never found ...

This post has been edited by desinho: Aug 12 2010, 08:09 PM

You seem to be having a good time with those jerseys

This post has been edited by GaryTan: Aug 12 2010, 08:10 PM

...after ironing, how long did u wait to test whether it stick...?

You could immediately tell the edges didn't stick all around... but I put a book on top and let it cool off all the way (must've been at least 15 minutes since I went to do something else, dinner I think)

Postman just delivered something


I have a lot of this style in my collection (love it because of the flag patch on the sleeve) and this was one of the hardest to find. To get one with Litmanen print is a huge bonus since it's not standard adidas style (except there is no front number but maybe it looks even better because of it ).

This post has been edited by desinho: Aug 13 2010, 01:23 AM

can anyone recommend websites which purchase old jerseys?
I only know of classicfootballshirts and shirtmasters.co.uk, looking to sell my 1994 holland jersey to one of such sites.

When u sell to them, who's bearing the postage fee?

Ok.. some fun..

Trivia for today..

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Manchester-United-BE...M-/180544123139



Question: Tell me what's wrong with this jersey?

Hint: It's not because it is short sleeves.

Answers will be revealed by jerseyman tomorrow..

This post has been edited by schmeichel7: Aug 12 2010, 10:39 PM