Ironing Poster

[Agent_sm1th]

I bought a 'fabric' poster that when poster was folded up and is real creased.... i THINK its nylon or sumthing similar, but not sure. I pair a fair bit 4 it an would b very annoyed at burning it.... Help please...

[Agent_sm1th]

posted*** dammit...... and paid**** >_< Should really proof read this =(

[brawburd]

get back to the seller, they surely need to send items in appropriate condition. They may have way to deal with creases, or I would be asking for replacement.

[Agent_sm1th]

Is there no way of ironing it at all? I was thinkin of ironing with a damp towel over the reverse of it.... Would that work? I really dont wanna damage it.

[brawburd]

I assume sending it back isn't an option? You could try ironing it the way you say, you could try hanging it somewhere steamy, but either might damage it?

[Agent_sm1th]

Youw ould be right in that assumption, got it from eBay... I have nowhere steamy to hang it, but d you think that that method of ironing it will damage it? i honestly have no idea...

[brawburd]

yer bathroom or shower?

[Janetex]

Try hanging it over a damp towel or, if you have a steam iron, hang it & keep pumping the steam onto it.

[dorisday]

I bought a silk painting back from India, it was rolled in a tube. I laid it out with a huge book on top to flatten it. Didn't work. So I ironed it under a clean tea towel with a very cool iron. It did the trick. But do be careful not to stand the iron for ANY length of time!! Doris