🚨 It’s finally here! 🚨 After restoring over 1,000 football shirts, I’ve put together the ultimate guide to removing vinyl, flock & DTF namesets — safely and effectively. Over 110 pages of expert techniques, pro tips, and secrets I’ve never shared before 👕🔥 💥 Intro price: £39.99 (save £10) — limited time only! 👉 Get your copy now via our Stan Store, link in bio! #FootballShirts #KitCollector #ShirtRestoration #DTFprinting #VinylRemoval #FlockNameset #FootballKits #RetroFootball #KitCommunity #FootballCollectors #StanStore #EbookLaunch

Cracked flock Opel to mint Bayern 96/97 — no holes. 🔴 How to remove the sponsor + nameset without ripping sublimated fabric — full video live now. #FootballKitRestoration #ClassicFootballShirts

Cracked flock Opel to mint Bayern 96/97 — no holes. 🔴 How to remove the sponsor + nameset without ripping sublimated fabric — full video live now. #FootballKitRestoration #ClassicFootballShirts

Pouring the wrong chemical on a football shirt will melt the fabric or cause catastrophic dye bleed in seconds. Vintage Lextra flock, paint-based flock, screen print, vinyl (HTV), and modern DTF all require completely different solvent chemistry. To stop shirts getting ruined, we turned our workshop diagnostic system into a 10-second flowchart: 👉 Feel the print texture 👉 Check the backing & adhesive colour 👉 Match the exact safe solvent (and know when NEVER to touch chemicals) It’s 100% free to download. Grab the print-ready PDF at the link below:stan.store/wefixkits

Dodgy DTF namesets are really common. Removing them cleanly is pretty straightforward when the correct tools and methods are used. This video provides a rapid tutorial on how to do it. Subscribe for more!

🚨New Tutorial Alert🚨 Want to know how you can restore a football shirt using household equipment? Well our latest tutorial (live now on YT) might be just up your street. Watch as we restore a classic Real Madrid shirt using just domestic items🤙🤙

🚨New Tutorial Alert 🚨 If you have been blighted by smeared DTF, our latest tutorial (just gone live!) is just what you need. Watch as we restore this damaged Wien shirt and get it looking top notch! Check out the full video 📼

Acetone vs DTF Remover vs the rest — we put them head-to-head on a Man Utd shirt so you don't have to gamble yours. Which one actually removes the nameset WITHOUT destroying the fabric? Watch now: YT link in bio #FootballShirts #KitRestoration #DTFRemover

2/ The 2-Step Chemistry Fix Step 1: Digest the organic protein matrix at a molecular level using cold enzymatic chemistry. Step 2: Apply a targeted reducing agent to dissolve the stubborn iron mineral shadow left behind in the yellow weave.

1/ The Science of Blood Stains Blood is a compound stain: organic protein + iron mineral. If you expose protein to heat above 30°C, it denatures and forms an irreversible chemical bond with the synthetic fabric. Cold treatment is non-negotiable.

3/ Halo Removal Blot the remaining adhesive shadow with a secondary solvent pass and a clean microfibre towel to remove residue. Use Spot Solve to remove solvent stains - then wash on 30.

2/ The Famous WFK Scraper Never yank dry flock, it will leave loads of residue. Use one of our famous scrapers under the edge, then slowly roll the Overmars 11 digits back along the fabric grain. stan.store/wefixkits

1/ The Reverse Alcohol Soak Lextra flock adhesive penetrates deep into the Nike jersey knit. Apply isopropyl alcohol directly to the inside of the shirt. Let it sit for 45–60 seconds to release the bond at the root without discolouring the yellow fabric.

🚨New Video Alert🚨 Most collectors ruin their shirts within the first 60 seconds of trying to remove a nameset. ​I reviewed hundreds of community DMs and answered the 3 most common nameset removal questions in our latest video release - a full YouTube breakdown. 🤙🤙