Puddlethumper
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Anyone found a good way to remove the screen-printed labels that some micro-breweries print on their bomber bottles?
Removal of ink labels?
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Hammers work... or if you are really determined.
One part Muratic acid to three parts water or a good CLR(calcium lime rust) soak will remove the silk screen labels.
Just be careful with the acid and the CLR.
Good Luck!
One part Muratic acid to three parts water or a good CLR(calcium lime rust) soak will remove the silk screen labels.
Just be careful with the acid and the CLR.
Good Luck!
Yup. CLR spray ftw.
Some have had good luck with just a plain StarSan soak, depending on the manufacturer.
Some have had good luck with just a plain StarSan soak, depending on the manufacturer.
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Puddlethumper
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Thanks guys! Got a bucket full of StarSan sitting outside right now. Never thought about that so will try it first. If the StarSan doesn't do the trick I'll try the CLR.
I appreciate the tips.
I appreciate the tips.
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Puddlethumper
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LOL - gravity worked on one!
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Puddlethumper
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Two days in a bucket of StarSan and the labels wiped off with a paper towel. Thanks!
