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  • jake33
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 3082

    removing sharpie from tackel twill

    Does that product "ink away" really work? I havea white tackle twill number with a black sharpie autograph that I am looking to remove, what would be best?
  • josun45
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2009
    • 28

    #2
    Re: removing sharpie from tackel twill

    I used some on a basketball gamer.. and you can still see a slight blue tint to it

    Whats the reason you are looking to remove it? If a slight tint would bother you, I wouldnt recommend it

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    • jake33
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2005
      • 3082

      #3
      Re: removing sharpie from tackel twill

      I have an ugly smudged autograph on white tackle twill, black sharpie that had purple runoff and bleeding. Can you take a pic of the light blut tint, since that bottle of Ink Away will cost me about $13.00

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      • Mulligans
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2009
        • 989

        #4
        Re: removing sharpie from tackel twill

        I had the same problem and was able to remove it successfully. I'm just happy that it was a white number and the only downfall was that I ended up washing the Jersey.

        Get a chlorox pen or one of those bleach sticks that you can squeeze the foamy bleach on the number to about 1/16 -1/4 thickness (make sure it does not get on the Jersey)....let it sit overnight and comlete the process as many time as you like and wash it at least once or soak in h2o and its like magic....its gone!

        Good luck......I could not see even the slightest trace of the signature after the process.

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        • jake33
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2005
          • 3082

          #5
          Re: removing sharpie from tackel twill

          Warm or cold water?

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          • josun45
            Junior Member
            • Dec 2009
            • 28

            #6
            Re: removing sharpie from tackel twill

            ill get a pic up later tonite..

            hopefully a bleach pen can help me get rid of the blue tint tho

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            • Mulligans
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2009
              • 989

              #7
              Re: removing sharpie from tackel twill

              I'm sure that either would work fine. After my third round with the Bleach it was 99% gone and 2 washings on warm was all it needed to be brand new and not one trace of sharpie.

              The bleach will actually dry up, flake and turn yellow.....just rub it off a little with the little bleach brush and some water....Once you clean it off add a new layer and complete the process until it is gone. I hope that you are surprised as I was!

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              • jake33
                Senior Member
                • Nov 2005
                • 3082

                #8
                Re: removing sharpie from tackel twill

                WOW! I tried this last night and scrapped off this morning, looks outstanding. About 60% of it was all gone with no damage to the tackle twill. I reapplied this AM and will check again this evening after work.

                This was on a red bucs jersey, so I taped up the orange and black outline outside the white tackle twill and the red jersey incase of a spill.

                I should have photographed the jersey for before and afters...to see the process.

                Sure beats paying $13.00 + $9.00 shipping for a small bottle of INK-AWAY. That company said if I am not happy with the results I could return the product, but i asked if they refund shipping and they said no. Shipping is 71% of the entire product and remailing it means I would still lose money.

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                • hockeytigers
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2009
                  • 396

                  #9
                  Re: removing sharpie from tackel twill

                  Ink-Away is the best for removing ink on the jersey portion but have only used it once or twice on the numbers. It works so-so on the numbers.

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