<p>If you have a vinyl cutter, or are patient enough and talented enough to manually cut out your new brand from adhesive vinyl, there are several which are both dish-washer and food safe.  </p>

<p>There are also dish-washer safe acrylic paints but I don't know how food safe they are.</p>

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Thank you - I do have a vinyl cutter actually, I wasn't aware there was any dishwasher-proof vinyl, will have a look! Not sure if "Food safe" is really as issue as its external only.
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I did a quick amazon search for dishwasher safe vinyl and got several hits, one of which had a testimonial in its comments which stated that that particular product had survived 5 wash cycles with no signs of wear.  Thanks for the idea of restyling my coffee cups.
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<p>I have been given a set of unused standard straight-sided coffee mugs with an out-of-date brand on them. 
The branding appears to have been screen-printed on then fired, so its impossible to remove (It's made from glaze)</p>

<p>I want to either cover this up with another brand or remove it. 
the new finish must be dishwasher safe, or removable (a sleeve?)</p>

<p>Is this possible? What with?</p>

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Re-branding ceramic tea/coffee mugs
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# Re-branding ceramic tea/coffee mugs

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-08-17)

I have been given a set of unused standard straight-sided coffee mugs with an out-of-date brand on them.
The branding appears to have been screen-printed on then fired, so its impossible to remove (It's made from glaze)

I want to either cover this up with another brand or remove it.
the new finish must be dishwasher safe, or removable (a sleeve?)

Is this possible? What with?

**Tags:** ceramics


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2017-08-17. Score: 4

If you have a vinyl cutter, or are patient enough and talented enough to manually cut out your new brand from adhesive vinyl, there are several which are both dish-washer and food safe.

There are also dish-washer safe acrylic paints but I don't know how food safe they are.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank you - I do have a vinyl cutter actually, I wasn't aware there was any dishwasher-proof vinyl, will have a look! Not sure if "Food safe" is really as issue as its external only.  
> **username_1**: I did a quick amazon search for dishwasher safe vinyl and got several hits, one of which had a testimonial in its comments which stated that that particular product had survived 5 wash cycles with no signs of wear.  Thanks for the idea of restyling my coffee cups.  

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