What works for you???

[Joe Appleby]

Any opinions, (that's a dumb question) on your favorite synthetic heat transfer dye removal product? My word search
didn't turn up much.

I'd like to stay away from the two part system. I know it works better, but I don't want it.
We currently have a few bottles of Bridgepoint Red Stain Remover, Pro's Choice Red One and ProChem
Red Rescue in the shop. No one here sees a difference.

I'm assuming most manufactures are using sodium bisufite and some alkaline.

Please enlighten me. Thanks

 

[renegade_cowboy]

I use Juice Out with GREAT success. Been using it for about 10 years.

http://coreproductsco.com/index.php/juice_out

 

[Joe Appleby]

Thanks

I think that is for organic dyes.

 

[renegade_cowboy]

It works on synthetic dyes like Kool Aid and so on.

 

[John Watson]

Hey Joe, Dang I thinks theres a song by thet there name!!!

I have had great sucess with Americolors CR-2 and CR-3 for removal of both nat and syn dyes. Give Ernie David a call at 1-800-445-5143, He can tell you all about it, tell you what suppliers close to you carries it or can sell it to you directly.

I like using the hose end of a wall paper steamer to control the amount I remove instead of a steam iron and damp towel...

 

[Jimmy L]

Have you tried a coffee stain remover like Groom's sold by interlink?

It's basically the same chem , sodium metabisulfite

And it's only $11 a gallon.