Big whoopsie

[mopar691]

Just put heat applied textile across a 20' ezup cover to realize after the fact I put on the lettering upside down. Dang Dang Dang.

Positioned, checked, rechecked, pressed and wow!! Upside down. So much for a good day.

 

[skyhigh]

ouch. Any chance of sewing a "patch" over it?

 

[screener24242]

I wouldn't buy it from here but this will get it off:

http://www.silkscreeningsupplies.com/product/CCSR-97Gal

 

[headfirst]

I wouldn't buy it from here but this will get it off:

http://www.silkscreeningsupplies.com/product/CCSR-97Gal

What's wrong with Ryonet? Their customer service has always been great for me.

 

[binki]

Stahls has a heat applied vinyl remover. But with the time to take it off you might be better off just buying a new one and starting over.

 

[mopar691]

Man. Hate it when this happens. I hit a few letters with plastisol remover and the CCSR-97 (I do screen printing also). Took it and the adhesive and letter right off. Did some reading looks like acetone might work too.

I will find out in the morning when I go back to the shop.

I already did put in a order for a new identical unit. So if anything goes wrong, and discoloration or whatever I got it covered. I was looking at getting one for this summer anyway and I guess this just sped up the process.

 

[BobM]

Do another side correctly and tell the customer you did it to get them extra attention. A Cape Cod plumber does them sideways and upside down on all his trucks. Gets plenty of calls telling him about the "mistake". Name recognition!

 

[Salmoneye]

If it is centered, take the top off and take it to an upholstery shop, have them remove the panel, rotate it and sew it back in.