Best way to cover/hide player name on Pro Gloves.

[bgspillz 2]

Title says it all. What to best way you found to cover/hide player names on Pro Gloves?

[RadioGaGa 162]

Is it embroidery? You could pull it carefully with a small knife or stitch puller...or, just use a fabric marker.

[bgspillz 2]

24 minutes ago, RadioGaGa said:

Is it embroidery? You could pull it carefully with a small knife or stitch puller...or, just use a fabric marker.

Yes, what I'm looking to cover up is an embroidered name. I tried a red paint pen but it just turned it more of a pink color. I did just find a paint marker made for fabric so I'll give that a shot.

[x-axis 44]

I've seen a number of gloves with a thin strip of matching hockey stick tape. 

[VegasHockey 1280]

Stich puller works best. Just take out the embroidery. 

[chikinpotpie 137]

Padskinz

[IPv6Freely 2092]

Or depending on the fabric, pantskinz.

[voxyledbetter 9]

Just legally change your name, obviously that guy had nice mitts!  jk

[Isles12 8]

8 hours ago, voxyledbetter said:

Just legally change your name, obviously that guy had nice mitts!  jk

If you like his gloves so much why don't you go marry him!

[bunnyman666 445]

I cover embroidery with HTV if I can find a matching colour. I use a stretchy HTV that has a matte finish that wears nice. You would cut out a piece that covers the embroidery, use a teflon sheet (available where you would buy vinyl on the internet) and I suggest using a hobby iron (available from hobby shoppes that sell monocote for RC airplanes) to seal the HTV to your glove cuff. I use firm pressure for 30-45 seconds. You could buy 12X12 sheets for not much money from websites that sell vinyl for both commercial and personal use. I discovered my love for HTV when I bought my Cricut machine.

[BureKovy 20]

I had Ken put a mouthguard holder over it.

[bunnyman666 445]

10 hours ago, BureKovy said:

I had Ken put a mouthguard holder over it.

That is a great and functional means to cover it up.