Darn stain

[ERIC]

I am on my way to a party from the shop, and I just noticed that I got RUB-N-BUFF on my shirt!!

Any ideas on how or if I can get this out?

 

[Jerry Ervin]

Stop at a store and buy another shirt.


OR

Make 10 more stains in a random pattern and make a fashion statement.

 

[JbNormandog]

You could also go around the party and non chalauntly rub a little on every one else so you all match.

 

[Bill Henry-]

Put on a sweater now and wear a rain coat at work!

 

[ERIC]

Oh you guys are a whole bunch of help!

How many of you started drinking already?

I get the distinct impression that the shirt is toast? Hey how about butter?

 

[Rick Granick]

You wouldn't be able to do this in time for the party, but I would think paint thinner would dissolve the Rub-n-Buff. Then you'd have to figure out how to get THAT out, though! Is this a washable fabric?

Where's Baer? I'll bet he knows how to get this stuff out.
Rick

 

[Rick Granick]

You wouldn't be able to do this in time for the party, but I would think paint thinner would dissolve the Rub-n-Buff. Then you'd have to figure out how to get THAT out, though! Is this a washable fabric?

Where's Baer? I'll bet he knows how to get this stuff out.
Rick

 

[Baer Charlton]

Dab it with UnSeal. After about 30 minutes... you won't give a dang anyway about no stinking stain, shirt, or party.....

what was the question again?

Scotch on.

 

[Baer Charlton]

I just tryed lighter fluid....(white gas), and it seemed to work ok.

dab... it will start moving in about the 5th or 7th dab or blot....

If it's larger than a dime.... your toast... resort to the routine above. It's Less approved.

Or better yet for that Hudson Valley flavor.... just go without a shirt and put on a straw hat...Oh wait, that was Hemingway.... in the Pochinoze....

Oh well, Scotch on. I need a bigger glass...