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I'd post a "Better" after picture but as my Wrangler's been in the shop since September 8th and its on its third engine from Jasper in three years (Cam Shaft went kaput this time UGH!! and thank goodness its still under warranty). I'll post another when I get it back which due to the shipping...

Well being all their crap.. yes it’s junk that’s all made in sweat shops .Funny or should I say strange that all the woke people they are now hiring are so silent. Victoria’s Secret uses sweatshops in Jordan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka to manufacture their products. Their workers are paid a...

It should work the same way. As you can see it didn't fade the fabric in the pictures of my top I posted it didn't bleach out the black twill. Well it shouldn't as it does not contain any chlorinated solvents. Some people who do heat transfers on tee shirts for a living do say on some...

Hi Erick & everyone. It took a lil bit of elbow grease to get off the logo being its thin heat set vinyl. If it were a heavy heat transfer you'd just be able to pull it off with the VLR as that's what its really made for. OK, it took me 25-30 minutes with a towel and soft tooth brush. I drug...

Oh!! Don't sew anything on your top do what I did and just remove the ugly thing. I used VLR and you can see the pictures of what I used and the solvent does not fade the fabric. I also posted before & after pictures on my very first post of which I should of just posted here. Good luck. :)

I just bought a Bestop Supertop Black Twill top and new fiberglass black sliders from Bulldawgmfg.com which are so much better then the thin fabric which can be lifted out (for some reason Bulldawg they calls them doors) which will look great with the new top. At the moment I just removed the...