Transfer Marks
Vear Aunt Daisy, The other day you were talking about removing transfer marks. Well, I. stamped two wagon covers with a transfer in each corner, and afterwards did
not like the design so tried various methods to remove them, methylated spirits included, without any result at all. Then I filled a saucer with eucalyptus and put one corner in for about 5 minutes, afterwards rubbing the offending transfer; and to my delight it all came off. So each corner was done the same. When I washed the material in warm soapy water there was no further sign of the transfer! Since then I have treated different stamped transfers with equal good luck; and, as we know, eucalyptus does not harm material, so one need have no fears about that.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 451, 13 February 1948, Page 22
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132Transfer Marks New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 451, 13 February 1948, Page 22
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