Iron On Patch Removal


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You should be able to remove an iron on patch by reheating the patch with an iron to warm and loosen the glue. Working from the edges, slowly peel off the patch. You will likely need to re-heat the patch a few times. If any glue residue remains after you get the patch off, you can try rubbing the area with lighter fluid.

Comments

10/2/2006 5:34:06 PM
Michael said:

Lighter fluid does absolutely nothing whatsoever.

10/5/2006 11:36:26 AM
carly said:

thank you this has worked

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