We gave up…any advise? We used an Iron, without steam, on a high cotton setting. It started to come off, but basically “stalled” at this stage…now what? Order from Cannon Sports? LOL


We gave up…any advise? We used an Iron, without steam, on a high cotton setting. It started to come off, but basically “stalled” at this stage…now what? Order from Cannon Sports? LOL


instead of dying, spray paint over it.
If that fails get the Century Judo knee pads,like Kind2311 said a razorblade and you can get it off very easy! I have them and the logo came off very easy and they took the dye very well!
I just order from Cannon sports via Amazon… I just have a bad feeling its not going to get here on time. When you say its easy, do you mean reaaaallly easy? Maybe I should cancel and order the judo pads?
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If you have a box cutter and good hands you have it made! My first set I ordered I got in four business days,the set I orders last Thursday I got today! If I was you I would cancel the order through Amazon their shipping is slow!
I just took a dremel sanding drum to them. Tore up the pad pretty good but it came off, I figure no one will care though.
I had the same problem with some similar pads, I manged to get the lettering off with a scalpel, it still damaged the pads a little though. then I read a thread on here where someone had turned the pads inside out, this worked for me, the bubble is not as prominent but looks better than having torn up pads
I care Jack, I care . . .![]()
I just bought some of these pads, and found out that acetone-free nail polish remover worked well. I wet the lettering, then used the elastic portion (which will be cut off anyhow) to scrub at it. I assume acetone would work just as well.