You have expo marker on your locker and it won't come off you've tried the expo spray what do you do?

Answer 1

If the Expo marker is not coming off with Expo spray, you can try using isopropyl alcohol or nail polish remover on a cloth to remove the marker. These substances can help break down the ink and make it easier to wipe off. Make sure to test a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure it doesn't damage the locker's surface. If all else fails, you may need to contact maintenance for further assistance.

Answer 2

Oh, it looks like you're facing a little challenge with that stubborn expo marker on your locker. Don't worry, these things happen sometimes. Try using a gentle cleaning solution like warm soapy water or a mixture of vinegar and water. With a little patience and some gentle scrubbing, your locker will be looking fresh and clean in no time. Remember, mistakes are just happy accidents waiting to be fixed!

Answer 3

Oh, dude, sounds like you've got yourself a little artsy locker situation going on. If the expo spray isn't doing the trick, try some good old-fashioned elbow grease with a damp cloth and a bit of soap. Or just embrace the marker as your new locker decoration, like a modern art masterpiece. Who needs a clean locker anyway, right?

Answer 4

Advise the school administration that your locker has been vandalised and that your reputation and honor have been besmirched; will they clean or replace it, or will you continue to be discriminated against by them as well as those who chose to vandalise it in the first place? == == == == == == Try rubbing alchohol, it will usually remove even permanent ink. Alchohol prep pads are a lot easier than bringing a bottle of the stuff, which might get you in trouble at school. Or visit the school nurse and see if they will give you a couple of the pads or a couple of alchohol soaked cotton balls. But if the ink has penetrated into the paint, you may not be able to get rid of it. Just don't tell anyone that it is there. You will eventually get a new locker. It will be okay. == Why not ask the custodial staffer what the cleaning staff use to get that stuff off? As a last resort, use a green scrubbie pad and some scouring powder. Wet the scrubbie, put on some of the powder and go for it. The finish on lockers is usually pretty tough, and you won't usually have a problem removing that coating to bare metal. Note: you will end up with a "dull" spot where you scrubbed the surface. A hint of car wax or the like will kill a bit of that dullness and restore a bit of shine to minimize the damage.

Answer 5

Get another expo marker and color over that and erase really fast or just use water.