Would it be able to cover black letters on a white shirt?
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That is not the purpose of this product. It is very thin, intended to patch holes from the underside of light colored table linens or similar weight items. If you want to cover black lettering, you would need a heavier product such as a twill patch for the outside of elbows or knees.
1756050
I used it for labeling on a boat. I do not think it would work well on cloth.
122697
I don't think so. You could probably break the seal and put paper between but then you would have to reseal it or water will get in between. I just cut letters out of vinyl and stuck on the front to customize them.
1368803
I do not know, but imagine it would; use the black glue stick (is for harder jobs); I use the clear glue stick for my jobs, e.g. do dads /dcor onto paper, kids clothes. Know you cannot wash the T shirts make and stick things on cuz am sure dcor would fall off in washer, but I would try y our project.
256215
Best for dark jeans, black clothes-it is great! But, i wpuld hesitate with white or light background.
675324
I think the thickness would facilitate that...but...the ones I have are black and white check and I am afraid it would show through on the white checks and not show through on the black checks. If you get a dark solid color it might work.
256214
It only affects dyed colors so the white should be unaffected. Keep in mind it's meant for dyed fabrics so if the colors are screen printed etc on a white background it won't affect the color
818188
It can if you do a bit of extra work. There are inks you can purchase for printers that are waterproof. To make it have a shiny/harder cover, you can purchase clear sheets of contact paper, peel their backs off, and stick them over the sheet of paper. If the printed item is small enough, you can even use clear packing tape as an alternative to the contact paper.
1280056
I don't know is the easy answer. Each letter separate so it probably would need to be scraped off - causing some surface damage I expect. It is very easy to apply and looks very good so I don't intend to take it off for a long time.
2280450
This transfer paper will work on a tan shirt but will lose color ( Black will turn dark grey and colors will not be as bright) it will work best on a white shirt. Have A Great Day! Glen
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Possibly. Use black electrical tape to hide the 'muvi' logo and the flashing green light. And wear a black or dark colored shirt. I clip mine on a old belt I wear around my chest, under a button down shirt.
794610
I don't see why not...I've used it on a denim shirt; it will just take a little longer to dry.
834685
FYI, I used my own artwork, and sized it to the appropriate dimensions to fit within this area - so font size is a bit non-sequitur here. But as a professional graphic designer, I would be tempted to suggest that, in a highly readable font like Helvetica Bold Condensed, you'd be able to see the word "Approved" stamped in black on a white envelope from at least 8 feet away, if not 10.
471068
White lettering is only on one side, so u have the choice of white or black letters showing.
2185588
I think no. It is possible to arrange them like you want to, but I would say no. I'm looking at my black keyboard with the blue-lettered stickers right now and the original white lettering is much more prominent and visible than the blue. I would look for something neon colored if I were you.
166342
It may if you put it on both sides, but it will be white. It is not clear in color.
1973134
Hmmm. Now that's an interesting idea! I don't know. We don't have one. I would certainly think that would work if the letters were magnet-side-up. The entire back of each letter is a magnet fused to the foam, if that helps.