ByMaryNfx
Hey, I have a really big problem. I've come across a freshly painted T-shirt, but it was already too dry. I tried to get the paint out of it with water, but I panicked, so I threw the shirt straight into the washing machine in the hope that the paint would come out. The white paint is still in there…what can I do? If necessary, can I just get black clothing dye and dye the affected areas with it?
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Loading...Stains won't come out at all; I've already used sil1 gel for everything. The pants are made of polyester.
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Forget the color won’t go out.
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Jörg von Prima-Basteln
Usually you can’t do anything.
You would have to find the right solvent for the wall color and this probably also affects the color of the fabric and the fabric. So the thing is so or so to use except for domestic work or something.
Demands would also simply become dirty and strange, as the wall color will not absorb the dye or only absorb little.