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Dying

theprizelamb · 2009-05-17 02:58:18

Hi all I got a new polo t-shirt which has blue and white hoops. I actually think it looks a bit plane, and think it would look better if the white hoops were yellow - at least a bit more vibrant. basically - is there any paticuclar method of dying the white bits without affecting the rest of the tshirt? thanks

17-05-2009 2:58am

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theprizelamb

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Hi all

I got a new polo t-shirt which has blue and white hoops. I actually think it looks a bit plane, and think it would look better if the white hoops were yellow - at least a bit more vibrant.

basically - is there any paticuclar method of dying the white bits without affecting the rest of the tshirt?

thanks

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#2 18-05-2009 10:03am

irishlostboy

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simple answer. no. at least not that i know of.

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#3 18-05-2009 11:33am

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You could use fabric paint. I don't think it will have the effect you're after though.

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