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Karen hardinon Jun 17, 2017try putting a rag on the jean and then putting a hot iron on themHelpfulReply
- Memeon Jun 17, 2017Thank you Karen for the rapid reply. I will give that a try & sounds like it will really work. Thanks again! MaryHelpfulReply
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Loraon Jun 17, 2017I would think soaking it for a while in just some water would make it soften and peel off.HelpfulReply
- Memeon Jun 17, 2017Thank you but I tried that & it didn't work! Thanks anyway.HelpfulReply
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Williamon Jun 17, 2017Goof Off or WD40. I think the heat from the iron may set the glue into the fibers.HelpfulReply
- Memeon Jun 17, 2017I tried WD40 & disappointed it didn't work. I let it set for quite a while & still didn't work but thank you for your suggestion.HelpfulReply
- Williamon Jun 17, 2017Try either Goof Off or Goo Gone. Nail polish remover may work but don/t know if it may affect the color.HelpfulReply
- Linnon Jun 18, 2017what kind of glue? whatever solution you try, I would suggest trying it on a scrap piece of denim first. If the hot iron didn't work, try freezing the denim and scraping or brushing it off.HelpfulReply
- Karen hardinon Jun 18, 2017happy to helpHelpfulReply
- Elaineon Jun 18, 2017Try putting the denim in the freezer for a few days and see if some can be scraped off. Have you tried nail polish remover? dab some on an inside pocket or hem where it won't show if it affects the color. Maybe you have a scrap piece of old denim around as a test piece. If the nail polish remover doesn't destroy the scrap denim, be sure you buy the nail polish remover that has acetone in it. Some of the removers these days do NOT contain acetone so read the labels.HelpfulReply