What's the best way to fade a pair of jeans uniformly?
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Wash them alot.\nFaster if you put 2 tablespoons of bleach in the cycle once it is full of water and let them dry out in the sun.\nIt works.
392625
use scotch tape. If there is a clean break, just tape it on both sides, you might see a small skip, that's all. If the tape has been stretched you need to cut that part out and join the two ends.
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Im a brown belt in judo and I got one for you that you will never trade for another!\n1.lay on your back infront of your tv with a flat pillow under your head.\n2. bend your knees and lift your knees towards your chin for the duration of 1 commercial (30 seconds) \n3. next commercial, plant your feet on the ground while lying there and thrust your hips in the air tightening your bottom.\n4. repeat step 2 and 3 over and over during commercials for as long as you can and within 2 weeks you will see a sexy  difference.\nThis is to slim down your jeans size as it works out the pudge below the belly button.  and flattens and lifts the bedunkadunk!
196415
Wear a low-cut blouse!  Works every time.
321535
sand them down just a little bit then take a pocket knife and carve whatever grip u want into it  then when u do have time go and have it regripped
286205
Chlorine bleach is great for removing the color from stains on white clothes. But don't spill it on your jeans. The bleach reacts with the blue dye on the fabric, causing the color of the material to change.
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any kind of pants or skirts are ok so long as they look presentable, no holes stains ect. also you can wear sweaters, pull over tops button down shirts basically anything but a t shirt, and i'd stick to solid colors or stripes.
193738
Yes, you can take a small piece of matching fabric from a hidden area(under a panel or the seat) chop the fabric into fine pieces, take masking tape and neatly mask off around the burn, lay down some glue(not too much)(if its burnt through you'll need to glue in a piece of fabric underneath as a backer) and lay the copped-up fabric down on top of the glue(you don't want to push it down or have it soak through) and let it dry, once dry take shears or razor and cut it flush to surrounding fabric. This is how a pro auto recon shop would do it, or you could just give them a call.
439556
you asked this 2 weeks ago but you can use the options of the format for the dull/fade and it sounds like that should do it
847608
I have to assume the you are a righty.\nIf you are: then you are looking for a high fade. \n\nThe 460 was not set up to configure a fade.\nDraw or neutral.\n\nIf you want to hit a fade with that club, set it up for neutral, and open your stance slightly by dropping your front foot back 6 inches. The toes on your left will be parrallel to the heel on your right foot. That should help promote a fade.\n\nCheck out taylormade's website below!\n\nGood luck.
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This can be achieved several ways for any fabric or substrate (wood, metal, china etc) using different transfer paper and/or inks.\n\n1st: For 100% cotton you use plastisol inks and for mixed cotton/polyester you can use dye sublimation inks - remember to buy prewashed fabric or be prepared to get your marigolds out or see your designs fade fast!  :)\n\n2nd: Your designs will have to be corrected depending on the color of the garment - using RIP software.\n\n3rd: You can apply these inks using Inkjet printers, Laser printers or traditional screen printing methods onto the specially coated transfer paper OR print direct onto the fabric/t-shirt using specially adapted Epson InkJet.\n\n4th: Sit with a pair of scissors and cut out your design or invest in a Roland cutting machine to do it effortlessly for you.\n\n5th: You then have to press the transfer onto the fabric using heat to activate the special inks to bond with the fabric. You can use a household iron or a swanky air operated heat press for approx 15-30 secs for each transfer.\n\n...As you can imagine, depending on your budget, there are many options. Go get a coffee, and meet the gang over at the screen printers forums below. Have a good read through "Digital Printing" forum threads before posting this question to everyone - there have been many upcoming printers that have started where your from...including me! - enjoy it and be prepared to be guided in making YOUR right decision based on location, orders, budget, type of hand(feel of print), local availability and quick delivery of inks and paper and fabric compared to speed of service in repair of printers, heatpress etc - Phew, I'm off to get a coffee!!!
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Wear sunglasses. Gel your hair. Get a Tattoo
567395
well for a start shave them then wash but dont use soap, then use an antperpirant but make sure it contains no alcohol, and dont use a powder. treat the same as crotch rot.
320489
You can use them in one of 2 ways (A) fold the end of your BDU's just above you ankle in a small crease and place the strap on to hold you folds closed until you get your combat boots on.\n\n(B)  You put you boots on the fold the bottom of you trousers up to form a small "cuff" you then put you boot band on your boot just below the top of your boot and fold the cuff over the band to make a "blouse"
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try casual, but classy.  as button up sriped shirt and nice jeans, maybe some sunglasses
487990
go for an airbrush tan, little pricy but you'll get some tips on how to apply and you won't burn or end up like a prune
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Use bleach if the clothes are white.  If not, use HOT water!   Pre-treating with peroxide might help also.