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Removing a monogram?
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Originally Posted by idfnl
Whats the best way to remove a monogram from a shirt cuff (myself)?
It is not possible--unless, of course, you ask a tailor to cut the shirt to short sleeves. It's an epic fail either way.
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I hope you're not the guy that outbid me on ebay today!!Originally Posted by bjornb17
CT?Originally Posted by idfnl
yeahOriginally Posted by bjornb17
LMAO! I hope someone has a fix for this as I have a NWT 2006 Borelli that i want to sell but it has a monogram on the chest. blue monogram on a white shirt not an easy sell.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...SI%3AUS%3A1123Originally Posted by idfnl
damn dude. that aint coming out.
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