ShoalDiverSA
Contributor
Introduction
I have searched for this topic on other threads, but have only found a thread on dyeing the entire BC.
This weekend I did my community service thing and volunteered to clean the local Aquarium's Dolphin pools. Two and a half hour's sweeping later I was pretty exhausted, blistered and was the proud owner of a partially bleached BC.
Problem
The embroidery on my BC pockets and epaulettes has been partially bleached by the chlorinated water. The BC material is fine. I was wondering if there would be any way to re-dye the embroidery without having to boil the entire BC. I suppose it is not the end of the world, but my BC went from looking brand new (after 2 years of diving) to looking like I bought it at a second-hand store.;-0
The text is black and the logo is yellow (Poseidon BC). I thought of using a permanent ink marker, but I think this may look a bit ugly.
Any ideas out there?
Thanks,
Andrew
I have searched for this topic on other threads, but have only found a thread on dyeing the entire BC.
This weekend I did my community service thing and volunteered to clean the local Aquarium's Dolphin pools. Two and a half hour's sweeping later I was pretty exhausted, blistered and was the proud owner of a partially bleached BC.
Problem
The embroidery on my BC pockets and epaulettes has been partially bleached by the chlorinated water. The BC material is fine. I was wondering if there would be any way to re-dye the embroidery without having to boil the entire BC. I suppose it is not the end of the world, but my BC went from looking brand new (after 2 years of diving) to looking like I bought it at a second-hand store.;-0
The text is black and the logo is yellow (Poseidon BC). I thought of using a permanent ink marker, but I think this may look a bit ugly.
Any ideas out there?
Thanks,
Andrew