I'm looking for something to stick large temporary appliques to marching band uniforms. Will this wash out completely with warm water?
1261166
Yes, it should. I have never had a problem with it---just be sure to spray the back of the temporary applique, not the band uniform itself.
2061994
It does wash off well, but I don't know how well it will do on a chalkboard. I used this pen to help detail hairlines. The pen does dry out fast.
2102574
I have the bright green and it did not fade. I just dunk it in water up to the tie for one minute and roll out the excess. Hasn't been washed with soap. While it is in the water the thick part changes color but has not faded on my skin or on my hat.
1991032
Good luck. If you scrub or soak in hat water it falls apart. Only lasted maybe 4 uses.
818165
I tested the pens on cotton muslin. It did not wash out at all; it didn't even fade after 3 washings. I didn't test it on 100% poly.
181573
yes...you will want to get a UV spray so it doesn't fade...I made decals for my boat and it worked out fantastic!
1497417
The crayola fabric crayons are not designed to wash out after being ironed onto a shirt. As for actually applying the crayon directly onto the shirt, it would not work that well and the crayons are not designed for that anyway - they are designed to be applied to paper then ironed onto a cloth item. It sounds like you need a product designed specifically for embroidery. There are two products I am aware of for this purpose. the first is a pen with actual disappearing ink - you trace and within a few hours the ink has disappeared (http://www.amazon.com/Collins-vanishing-disappearing-fabric-marker/dp/B001W2M2WO/ref=sr_1_4?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1377646526&sr=1-4&keywords=embroidery+ink+pen OR http://www.amazon.com/Singer-Fabric-Marking-Pen-Pencil/dp/B00566E680/ref=sr_1_2?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1377646567&sr=1-2&keywords=embroidery+ink+pen OR http://www.amazon.com/Singer-Point-Disappearing-Marking-Purple/dp/B003BRX6PK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377646511&sr=8-1&keywords=embroidery+ink+pen. the other product will wash out after a wash or two (http://www.amazon.com/DMC-U1539-Embroidery-Transfer-Blue/dp/B000W5HTX4/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1377646660&sr=8-5&keywords=embroidery+ink+pen). I hope these links help.
1299479
I have not however I must advise that it will likely stain your caulk and washcloth. It's REALLY hard to get out even though it says "washable". You have to rinse in hot (still stained), do a heavy duty hot cycle, soak in bleach or oxyclean for an hour, then wash in heavy cycle hot again for at least 12 minutes, etc. They do have bathtub paints you can buy, I'd do that first.
1426578
Wash the resin ends with Dawn Liquid Dish Soap in hot water. Do not rinse off--just let dry naturally. Then paint. Mine have held their paint (without chipping) for 10 years! Also, to prevent the 2 x 4's warping in the North Carolina Humidity, I put a 1 x 4 brace piece under the seat (going from front to back) at the 3 feet mark, and another brace down the backside of the back (again in the middle) with a carriage bolt through each 2 x 4 and the brace. Gives them extra strength, and they will never warp. Then I paint the whole unit. They make a lovely addition to any garden setting. I love these benches, and plan to build one more for my new patio. Wash the resin ends with Dawn Liquid Dish Soap in hot water. Do not rinse off--just let dry naturally. Then paint. Mine have held their paint (without chipping) for 10 years! Also, to prevent the 2 x 4's warping in the North Carolina Humidity, I put a 1 x 4 brace piece under the seat (going from front to back) at the 3 feet mark, and another brace down the backside of the back (again in the middle) with a carriage bolt through each 2 x 4 and the brace. Gives them extra strength, and they will never warp. Then I paint the whole unit. They make a lovely addition to any garden setting. I love... » Read More Wash the resin ends with Dawn Liquid Dish Soap in hot water. Do not rinse off--just let dry naturally. Then paint. Mine have held their paint (without chipping) for 10 years! Also, to prevent the 2 x 4's warping in the North Carolina Humidity, I put a 1 x 4 brace piece under the seat (going from front to back) at the 3 feet mark, and another brace down the backside of the back (again in the middle) with a carriage bolt through each 2 x 4 and the brace. Gives them extra strength, and they will never warp. Then I paint the whole unit. They make a lovely addition to any garden setting. I love these benches, and plan to build one more for my new patio. « Show Less
2199032
I have to say no. I painted a regular wall with chalk paint, let it cure for a few days and then used the SuperChalks to design a holiday theme. I just tried to wipe it off and I'm not having much luck. I might try the board cleaner or I just might have to repaint and use regular chalk. Love the Superchalks but perhaps the feedback is correct, don't use on porous surfaces.
1666236
I have always hand washed my embroidery pieces in a mild solution of laundry detergent. I don't know if the Rit will work or not. This Rit is used to brighten dull whites. I wouldn't risk it.
1245788
If they are "wet erase" I believe they do come off with water. You can write on these with Permanent Sharpies, but that won't come off. We've created "generic" signs so we don't have to change the message. (Sign up for VBS This week!) instead of using dates. If you use Wet Erase that may come off, but I haven't tried it. And if it rains, it also may come off. I've also taken a design to a graphic artist and got a 24x36 sheet that we then stuck on to the panel. It's waterproof and if we want to change it, we just have to peal it off. The "stick on designs" are pricy, but if you plan on using them all year (Worship on Sunday at 9 AM - All Welcome) it's worth it. Blessings, Tom If they are "wet erase" I believe they do come off with water. You can write on these with Permanent Sharpies, but that won't come off. We've created "generic" signs so we don't have to change the message. (Sign up for VBS This week!) instead of using dates. If you use Wet Erase that may come off, but I haven't tried it. And if it rains, it also may come off. I've also taken a design to a graphic artist and got a 24x36 sheet that we then stuck on to the panel. It's waterproof and if we want to change it, we just have to peal it off. The "stick on designs" are... » Read More If they are "wet erase" I believe they do come off with water. You can write on these with Permanent Sharpies, but that won't come off. We've created "generic" signs so we don't have to change the message. (Sign up for VBS This week!) instead of using dates. If you use Wet Erase that may come off, but I haven't tried it. And if it rains, it also may come off. I've also taken a design to a graphic artist and got a 24x36 sheet that we then stuck on to the panel. It's waterproof and if we want to change it, we just have to peal it off. The "stick on designs" are pricy, but if you plan on using them all year (Worship on Sunday at 9 AM - All Welcome) it's worth it. Blessings, Tom « Show Less
1263337
Soak them in warm water for a couple of seconds until the decal slides off the sheet then leave to dry overnight.
1658874
This product is used by sewers as a temporary fixative only. Yes, it will wash out completely.
1575692
I used the medium on fabric paint for upholstery so I have not washed it. Therefore, I cannot answer your question!
18883
Absolutely it will stick. It will stick to just about any material. If you have never vinyl wrapped before, you might consider buying two of these exact roles just so you can get a feel for how the material works. It's better to have 2 sets of hands as well. You'll need a heat gun, a spray bottle; filled with water and literally 2-4 drops of regular dish soap depending on the size of the spray bottle. Sqeegeed out and dryed on with the heat gun. Easier said than done. Give it a shot. Really cool look to it. Have finished pictures on my Instagram @ beneubauer Best of luck to your final product!
767882
I am going to say yes. I put it to wash in a cold slow cycle just to.be safe. It came out just fine. I tumble dried it too.