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tutipupsso bleach all the hoodie so that when it fully peels off its gonna be a different color?
Yeah just don't soak it or the bleach will bleed under the logo. Full disclosure I've never done this but I've def heard of people using tape and bleaching fabric to make lines so maybe look it up
Cheap print. No real fix. If ur gonna bleach it, do yourself a favor and put a piece of cardboard inside the hoodie, right behind the logo. That way it doesn’t seep thru onto the other side. Go light on the bleach too. Put it in a squirt bottle and mist it, then wait a bit, then peel it off slowly.
KilaTsunamiCheap print. No real fix. If ur gonna bleach it, do yourself a favor and put a piece of cardboard inside the hoodie, right behind the logo. That way it doesn’t seep thru onto the other side. Go light on the bleach too. Put it in a squirt bottle and mist it, then wait a bit, then peel it off slowly.
well wait ive just noticed the cotton underneath the logo seems to be white, im not sure how it works but the white cotton under that must be the real color right
tutipups
see the cotton underneath deems to be white
That looks like the ink they used to me. It also doesn’t look like that logo will peel very easily. I know there’s some kinda chemical you can get to remove plastisol from garment.
KilaTsunamiThat looks like the ink they used to me. It also doesn’t look like that logo will peel very easily. I know there’s some kinda chemical you can get to remove plastisol from garment.
so u think its just gonna crack but stay? honestly they should just put no weird logo material and should just bleach the hoodie with a mold for the logo
tutipupsso u think its just gonna crack but stay? honestly they should just put no weird logo material and should just bleach the hoodie with a mold for the logo
Yeah, it should. I thought you meant it was peeling all in one shot like a sticker… heat transfers do that when they’re not cured right. This looks like a pretty thick screen print using plastisol. If it’s just cracking like that, then leave it.
KilaTsunamiYeah, it should. I thought you meant it was peeling all in one shot like a sticker… heat transfers do that when they’re not cured right. This looks like a pretty thick screen print using plastisol. If it’s just cracking like that, then leave it.
yeah shouldve said cracking not peeling so u think its just gonna crack but stay there
KilaTsunamiYeah, it should. I thought you meant it was peeling all in one shot like a sticker… heat transfers do that when they’re not cured right. This looks like a pretty thick screen print using plastisol. If it’s just cracking like that, then leave it.
All facts here.
The other thing to do is wash inside out. Otherwise just embrace that life of your hoodie. Personally I love when my prints get character like that.
tutipupsyeah shouldve said cracking not peeling so u think its just gonna crack but stay there
It’ll crack and stay there…
Heres what I’d also recommend.
Bleach tie dye it, rinse the bleach out, then tie dye it with some cool colors. This is a custom order I did for a friend of mine. I printed her art first (This print is Direct to garment, not Screen printed) and then tie dyed the spots that the bleach hit. It came out so sick. I did a bunch for her but this was my favorite piece. It will take some of the attention off the cracking and onto the colors. I also do this method a lot when my prints get fucked up and I don’t wanna waste the garment lol
