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Old 12-14-2001, 06:08 PM   #1
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stenciling removal?

Has anyone tried to or know of a way to remove stenciling from a lame? <img src="graemlins/jawa.gif" border="0" alt="[Jawa]" />
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From a lame? Doubt it can be done...the paint's probably deep in the weave. Perhaps you can paint over it with silver conductive paint.
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The dye's pretty much permanent. Easiest thing to do would be to sew a patch of lame fabric with the new name on over the original name.

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Umm....
Have you considered cellulose thinners? They should strip the paint right out.
Not sure of how the metal might react. Try it on a little area like a hem. Use a multimeter to test the conductivity.

Generally pretty gentle on most materials, as long as it's not coated. The fumes are a little toxic. You'll have to do this outside somewhere. Change your clothes, and don't smoke for at least an hour afterwards... You'll go up like a firework! Failing that, I have no idea. Sorry.
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