Miracle fix for hoop burn! Niagara Spray Starch!
Learned this at training and it works great. Just spray it on and the marks
disappear!
LuAnn
----- Original Message -----
From: "Roland R. Irish III" <signman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 11:26 AM
Subject: [amayausers] Re: Hoop burn
I saw the comment on hoop burn...we noticed after wrapping the hoops with
backer material (strips of adhesive cutaway) the hoop burn issue died...
and on pique and jersey knit shirts-if we see hoop burn, either go over it
with the hand steamer (if you used solvy you have this to remove excess
anyways) or grab the sleeve or lower hem of the shirt and rub it against the
hoop burn...and it disappears! Never seen it stay around after the first
washing anyways...but we tell the customer if they see a faint hoop, throw
it in the wash and its gone...and no one has come back with a hoop mark! And
we do see them after for other orders...
On sweat shirts-the hoop burns on those (white is the worst) again we just
grab the sweat, fold it over, and rub vigorously and/or use the steamer.
All the hoop 'burn' is, just compacted fibers from being forced between two
hoops...it is not a 'heat press burn' or 'chemical' burn...just a shiny spot
from the fabric getting squished.
Roland*
