The acetone in nail polish remover can do more than strip polish off your fingernails. It can also eat through the glue on the back of iron on patches. But, before you try this method, test a small, non-visible area of the fabric with the nail polish remover. Yeah, Just dab some on to make sure it doesn’t stain or damage the material. If everything checks out, you’re good to go. To use this method, soak a cotton ball in the nail polish remover. Then dab the cotton ball closely around the edge of the patch to loosen the glue. Gently lift the patch up as you go. If need be, soak another cotton ball in the nail polish remover and continue dabbing and lifting until the patch is removed. Lastly, use the nail polish remover to take the rest of the glue off the material.
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