Thanks Debbie, that sounds like solid advice, I will have to try that.

Drog, what i did was trace a marker line on my head, around my template while it was placed on my head. I made this marker line in order to have a guide of where to exactly place my hairpiece for a cut in. There was a tiny bit of extra lace on the sides and back and also some extra lace in front. When I put 99% alcohol on to release my hairpiece, it bled through and mixed with the marker line. The marker line then stained the lace.

I have heard this is a method to help place a hairpiece on correctly for a cut in. I guess the traced marker line should not go to the front hairline and that one should only attempt this if there is no extra lace on the sides and back at all. Maybe it would have been better to use an eyebrow pencil or crayola marker for a job like this also.

How do people fit a hairpiece on with complete exactness, for when getting ready for a cut in? Do other people have success with the marker line method that I described above?

Also, does anyone know other types of solutions one can soak a hairpiece in in order to get rid of stains? For my particular situation, soaking in Desolv-it has not worked yet.