How to Remove Logo From Wetsuit

[freediver]

after my own heart :07:


duct tape is the cure all!!!!!

duct tape yes, but sometimes it has to be followed up with some JB Weld!
<Disclaimer>
Please do not put the JB Weld on your suit and esp. not your chest. Logo removal should only be attempted by logo removal specialists.

 

[ArthurGerla]

On a related note: What kinds of paint would stick on a wetsuit? I've been wanting to do a 'custom paint job' on mine, black and white zebra stripes or something like that.

 

[freediver]

On a related note: What kinds of paint would stick on a wetsuit? I've been wanting to do a 'custom paint job' on mine, black and white zebra stripes or something like that.

the only problem with that is that the darn Zebra won't stand still long enough to be a good model.

 

[Bob3]

I used a big Sharpie marker, it blanked it off well enough that it didn't look like a big flag waving at the critters I was trying to sneak up on..

 

[Rick Inman]

I used a big Sharpie marker, it blanked it off well enough that it didn't look like a big flag waving at the critters I was trying to sneak up on..

Right. Simple. Thanks, Bob.

 

[hardhat]

The logos are usually silkscreened on to suits. Why don't you go to an art supply and get some black silkscreening ink to cover it up, if you want to get rid of it.

 

[kent_1848]

Try fabric markers, my wife has changed the color of her shoes with those, and they are waterproof.

 

[Liquid Fit]

Our logos are applied with a heat transfer machine. I would think that if you put a towel over the suit and used the lowest setting on your iron, it should loosen the logo. I also like Bob3 suggestion of using a sharpie pen.

Dive safely,
Carolyn

 

[Randy43068]

Of course! What was I thinking??

Forget the duct-tape...........

Since it's only a 3mm wetsuit, just cut the thing out.

Be a man, show that chest like your proud of it.

 

[Mo2vation]

Rick,
May I be curious and ask why you want to?

Rob

The same reason I remove the dealer license plate frame moments after I get home with a new / new-used car. You wanna write me checks, I'll Agassi your logo. If not, its outta here.

I've become quite proficient removing all manner of sticker, silk screen, heat transfer, embroidery, and badge from all manner of vehicles, clothing, dive gear, photo gear, music gear and other products I own. Plain is good. Pay me, I'll pimp your gear. No check, no free advertising for you.

I don't derive pride or power by affiliation. If I can get the logo off without significantly damaging the product, its gone.

I only keep a logo on for resale, because, sooner or later, almost everything I own will end up on ebay. If the logo is still on it, its got an appointment with the big auction in the sky.

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Ken