fidgety

A patch from a shirt of jacket? The ones that are put on by uniform companies? I have tried heating the patch and it does not budge.. any more ideas?

Chasing Hawk

I am stumped, I doubt a razor slid under would work.

I wonder if soaking the underside with goop off or something of that nature would do.

Ditter43

My experience has been unsatisfactory no matter how I did it. I have managed to get a few off and had to put something else there to cover the glue or stain the glue leaves. :-( :thumbdown:

fidgety

It is one of my old work jackets and DH would like the patch removed. I tried the razor thing. didnt work. guess I will just have to cut it off and cover it up with something else. :roll:

mrspete

I put an iron-on over one. Another I used a magic marker on it.

lab fairy

Is this a heavy embroidered patch or a printed iron on?

fidgety

Actually it is embroidered and then Ironed on. but it is a heavy patch as well.

Tink's Mom

I have never had luck removing patches like these...I suggest placing another patch over it. My Dad had a nice jacket that had a logo on it and when he retired he didn't want to display the logo, so I bought a suede or leather patch at Joanns, embroidered a golf ball on a tee, and trimmed it a bit. then just stitched it over the other.

purple_butterfly

Have you tried methylated spirits?

fidgety

What is that?