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Very cool WGN Negro league ASG pennant just sold, anyone grab it?
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I believe baseball Rob posted the method a while back - although I don’t know the post number. The process is basically staying the pennant with water, bleach and then water again. I will try to look for the original post as it gives good instructions. It’s important to keep the bleach away from the tassels and spine. Rob, do you have the original post handy? |
Let's see those banners!
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Thought I'd play the B side this morning...
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Here is a paraphrased set of instructions I use. The process involved taking a spray bottle filled with water to saturate the pennant. After wet, take another spray bottle with bleach and spray on the fabric. Let it stand for a few minutes and then take the water sprayer and thoroughly spray until water has washed out the bleach. I usually dry by having a towel on the floor and another on top and dap the pennant. Then air dry. After it’s dry you can lightly iron the back of the pennant quickly and not too high of a setting as not to melt any graphics. Remember to tape the spine and tassels with multiple layers and don’t spray bleach close to the spine to to avoid bleeding. Others may have slightly different processes. |
I asked similar question back in March. Rob was helpful enough to repost the instructions on post #4384 with photos.
https://www.net54baseball.com/showpo...postcount=4384 There's also been a few people on the boards who are a fan of Retro Clean to wash pennants without bleaching them. I tried Retro Clean recently and it did a pretty good job. |
Chris,
That banner and the buttons are sweeeeeet |
Thanks, Rob and Jason.
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