I engraved this onto a bandanna which looks really neat, however it led to a weakening of the fabric which is fragile in the engraved area. Still fun.
Then I moved onto a t-shirt that no-longer fits me, and it is faint, but I still like it.
I need to pick up some of the 
heat transfer paper, I just wanted to play with zapping some fabric.
Apparently this stuff is really good, I know @shogun has been playing with it lately and saw a pic, it turned out very nicely.
This was my first experiment with deColourant. It’s pretty easy to use and doesn’t seem to damage the fabric at all. The blogpost in the article @evansd2 linked to has the settings.
Did you use the same brand from that post?
Thank you @evansd2 and @shogun I just ordered a container of it.
In the past I played with screenprinting and was contemplating if there was a way to make the screens with the laser, but this looks like a sustainable process 
Oddly, this just came across my radar:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/makeblock/xtool-screen-printer-1st-screen-printing-solution-with-laser
Wow that looks cool. I wonder what they are using on the screens as a coating. It looks like a metal screen from the video. This might be fun to do with the
Yes, it’s a steel mesh screen with some ablative coating.
If you didn’t see it in that thread, my experience with the dye discharge paste, including a short demo video, are here:
