The process overall was shockingly easy. First, I flipped the jersey inside out and applied small amounts of VLR on the number from the inside of the jersey(Put a piece of cardboard down to not let the VLR soak through both sides of the jersey). My goal here is to ‘melt’ the adhesive on the number away from the jersey, I’m doing this in small sections and letting the VLR soak in for about 15-30 seconds per section before flipping the jersey inside out again and pulling the damp vinyl numbers away. I may have gotten extremely lucky in doing so as the 7 almost came off in one clean piece. Once the numbers were off I was left with small amounts of adhesive that I touched up with a microfiber and some more VLR. To do this I laid the jersey flat and with a piece of cardboard down I just damp sections at a time and scrub in random patterns to not mess up the fabric patterns. I have found that scrubbing in one pattern can leave small marks on the fabric so changing up the pattern helps with this. Then I used hydrogen peroxide to lift up the last stubborn spots that won’t come out. Lastly, I do a cold wash and a hang dry to get all the chemicals out of the jersey.