how do i dye a colored polyester shirt into white?

Question

i really need to have this shirt all white. please help. thanks!

yep, it's 100% polyester. i have not bleached it yet because i'm really afraid that it would melt or something worse would really happen. if i really can't do anything about it, might as well leave it that way. thanks anyway for your answers. =)

Answer 1

All you can do is bleach it, but be careful; bleach can also make the shirt fall apart.

Answer 2

It depends on if it is 100 percent polyester. If not then bleach it. maybe have to bleach it 3 or 4 times to take all the color out, but do it slow please or it will eat the thing up or melt it. Yes melt it. Polyester is plastic fibers woven into cloth. made from petroleum by products. yeah oil. how bout that?
anyway if it is 100 percent polyester. it will not bleach out. the color is a part of the thread when it was made. It is not a natural product which must be dyed. It is a manmade product which is made that color. It won't be any other color than that one it is now.

Answer 3

Polyester is a hydrocarbon synthetic. When the resin is melted the color is added thus it is colored through and through. Polyester can neither be bleach white or dyed. The color will not bond,

Answer 4

I agree with Rudolph. The shirt cannot be dyed or bleached to all white if there is already a color in it.

Answer 5

basically get some black fabrics dye. once I stained my admired white T-blouse in my artwork classification, I basically have been given fabrics dye in an exceedingly rather blue coloration, and it got here out looking greater desirable than in the previous! wish that facilitates.

Answer 6

Bleach it

Answer 7

maybe bleach it