Patch Vest
Posted January 31, 2010
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What would be best way to take patches off material in this case a Girl Scout vest?
I bought a used GS vest want to take number patches but always residue or glue used after ironing it on. What would be a recommendation just throwing it into washing machine or something else?
I’ve had some luck, good and bad, getting those patches off. The easiest thing to do is to sew on new numerals over the old goop.
Other things that work, depending on the goop:
1. Goo gone
2. Some you can just peel off.
3. Heat – sometimes you can heat up the vest in a dryer, and pick it off. Sometimes you can put a rag over the goop, and iron the goop onto the rag.
But this whole iron on line makes me cranky. They never stay on when you want ‘em, and the goop makes it hard to recycle vests like we used to.