nail polish remover. or rub the nail polish out with your fingers, The polish would be dried up in a solid latex film that does not stain the fabric, similar to what it looks like on your nails.
I disagree with the previous answer that acetone cannot be used. Commercial nail polish removers are very diluted and will not harm the polyester fabric. Some are not even acetone.
2006-12-29 06:03:56
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answered by QuiteNewHere 7
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Your decision of dye relies upon quickly on what variety of fabric you're utilising. you will get undesirable outcomes in case you utilize a wool dye on cotton, or a cotton dye recipe on wool, or the two on polyester. Polyester demands using disperse dyes. different styles of dyes go away the colour of polyester just about completely unchanged. whilst beginners thankfully fee into dyeing with acid dyes (for wool or nylon) and fiber reactive dyes (for cotton and rayon), many times with surprising outcomes, the immersion dyeing of polyester is a various tale. Immersion dyeing with polyester isn't a job for beginners; that's the two harder and greater risky than immersion dyeing cotton or wool. besides, maximum such pre-made outfits are marked "dry sparkling in simple terms", and you in simple terms can not dye a garment that isn't washing device-friendly. the difficulty with polyester dyeing is that it demands diverse warmth to get the dye into the fiber. Boiling water isn't warm adequate to do the activity by utilising itself, so a noxious-smelling provider chemical could be further, for immersion dyeing. Polyester dye truly transfers to the fibers suited at very intense temperatures, the temperature of a warm iron, or bigger. attempting to locate a employer that has the skill to dye by way of immersion would be just about impossible.
2016-10-28 15:55:09
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answered by Anonymous
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You could try taking it to the dry cleaner. Unfortunately, the same thing that will dissolve the polish - acetone - will also dissolve the fabric.
2006-12-29 06:03:34
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answered by Mary Beth 4
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Try vinegar. That seems to work on a lot of things.
2006-12-29 06:35:45
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answered by Me, Myself & I 4
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