cover it with duct tape



or the blood of the innocent



whatever's more readily available

if i had a tee that i didn't want anyone to see the back of, i would simply wear a button-down shirt/hoodie/jacket etc on top.

spray paint

all good suggestions, but the problem with duct tape, is it's always hard to find in my house, and so is blood of the innocent,



hoodies/zip ups etc i always get hot and end up taking off said overwear



and color matching with spray paint is always difficult....



i was thinking in terms of like... i dunno would turpentine do anything? or would that eat the shirt?

what about teeth scraping?

teeth scraping will definitely work.

Have you tried acid yet?

How about a nice cleansing fire?

Applique. Iron-on patches. Fusible webbing. Just use some method to glue a piece of cloth over the offending graphics. The cloth can have it's own (approved) graphic or just blend with the shirt color.

i've not tried teeth scraping, though knife scraping did little good :(



acid would do a good job removing the graphic, though it'd also probably remove some of the shirt



fire has the same problem as acid, still very effective though



and i'd do that last one, but i have none cloth

i think ace hardware sells blood of the innocent

hmm, i dunno if there's one of those around me, would home depot? or lowes?

Bleach.



Or cut it out and sew it crudely onto the back of a denim jacket.



Or make a toaster cozy

Do you have Photoshop? Have you tried the eraser tool?

not that I would have expected a serious answer in here, but I actually just got a couple shirts with unexpected and rather large branded idiocy on the back. I was kinda hoping there was an awesome and real pointer somewhere here.



I do have blood of the innocent, but I only use that to baste steaks.

What color is the shirt? Can you get a paint pen that matches the color to scribble over it to change a horrible picture to a questionable blob of color that just doesn't seem to look quite right?

but seriously, the only way I know is to repurpose the graphic you like, cut it out and frame it, make a pillow, a huge back patch etc.

well i got one promising suggestion from twitter, but it's altogether far too simple

basically soak the shirt, (wring it out i assume,) turn inside out and put wax paper on the inside, where the design is, and iron it

i might try that, because hard as i try, i really can't find any blood of the innocent...

shame, it sounds like it would've worked really well