How do you erase permanent marker?

It may be possible to remove most of the trace of permanent marker by tracing over the mark on the doll with a dry-erase marker. The dry erase marker will help erase the permanent marker. The same can be used on dry erase boards that have been marked on with permanent marker. ...

bleach or hard scrubbing um, try this, put dry erase marker on top of the permanent marker and erase it with a tissue ...

Well, one theory is that the chemicals contained in the whiteboard marker somehow reacts to the permanent marker, making it rub off, but it is not an excellent way to clean off permanent marker. ...

Spray it with aerosol hair spray, not the pump kind. This will remove permanent marker or ink from almost anything. If that does not work, and it is a plastic surface that you would be able to wipe dry erase marker off of, you can write over the sharpie with the dry erase marker, and it will usually wipe off both the dry erase marker and the permanent marker. ...

I don't know if this will work on piano keys, but dry erase markers erase permanent marker on white boards. Write over the mark, then erase the dry erase. If the dry erase doesn't come off the piano keys easily, use alcohol. ...

to erase simply just get a peice a kleeenex wet with Germ-X and scrubb

color dry erase marker over it and then throw it in the washer

Try spraying it with deep woods off. I dont know why, but it will remove permanent marker off most anything, maybe it will work on a dry erase marker as well. ...

You would be surprised. I was messing around with my diecast model buses and I discovered because at first I was using a wash cloth and water and it wasn't getting me anywhere so I thought to myself if I use a dry erase marker over the permanent marker it might work because when you have marker on a board and it wont come off, you scribble on it with a dry erase and then erase so I did that with...

You can actually color over it with a dry erase marker and wipe it off. I was skeptical at first too but try it it works. ...

you cant get dry erase marker of paper

you can only erase marker on a whiteboard but there is pens that can be erased From Charlie the Unicorn ...

Use permanent marker. Or if you are trying to make lines to divide sections, you can use blue or black masking tape. Note: Even permanent marker isn't permanent on a white board. Most white board cleaners will take it off. ...

You can't. Once you have a character in Poptropica you can't delete kinda how you can't erase permanent marker ...

Try some rubbing alcohol. If that does not work, see if you can use dry erase spray. ...

vinal; but you must use the expensive thick brands, it will work like a dri-erase marker, requires alcohol. ...

You can use a dry-erase marker. Sounds odd but it i've used it to remove permenant marker from a plastic ruler. It's the solvent in it that does it. You have to use the dry-erase marker to write over the permenant marker (stick within the original mark at first). Leave for a few minutes and then rub with a tissue, paper towel or disposable cloth. Most of the permenant marker should come away first time but if not, reapply the dry-erase marker and...

No. It is called permanent marker because It is hard to get off.

sharpie is the best type of permanent marker.

When trying to get a dry erase marker off a dry erase board the best thing to use is glass cleaner. I use it all the time when cleaning mine. Its the same as taking the marker off the overhead projector. ...

Sharpies are the leading permanent marker brand! if you use Clorox to try to remove it on a dry erase board, it will simply get discolored. Try nail polish remover. Quote. Don't listen to this person. He is wrong you asked what is the most permanent marker. The most permanent would be sharpie. He told you about cleaning that's all wrong. and king size sharpie would do the best job for you:) (spelling edited by girlpolice) ...

the permanent marker was invented in 1956 in 1953 or 1890.

Permanent marker are made of colorant,carrier and resin.

If by "wet erase" markers you mean water-soluble markers, the answer is - usually yes. The surface preparation for dry erase boards (whiteboards) is different from the way you would prepare a surface for water-soluble markers. As a consequence, it is not uncommon for water soluble markers to leave a stain on a whiteboard that requires some other solvent to remove. If a wet permanent marker is used on a dry erase board, it can sometimes be removed with an appropriate solvent,...

The permanent marker was invented in 1952 by Sidney Rosenthal.