Use finger nail polish remover. My Grandmother taught me this when I drew on the wall with a permanent marker when I was 5. Ah, good times, good times..
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, but often the whiteboard will be permanently stained (which you might expect from a permanent marker)
first dry erase marker was the vis a vis and then EXPO awesome ain't it first dry erase marker was the vis a vis and then EXPO awesome ain't it
The experiment I'm doing is similar to this one. Except I pour different liquids on the dry erase markers. So the dependent variable would be the type of liquid/.
If the board has gotten smudged, use windex glass cleaner and paper towels.
A whiteboard should not be used with regular markers, as this will make it difficult to remove what has been written or drawn upon it. Dry erase markers are specifically designed for use with whiteboards, as any marks can then be quickly and easily removed by wiping across the surface with a dry whiteboard eraser or cloth. If a regular marker has mistakenly been used with a whiteboard, it is not impossible to remove the marks completely. Various methods of removal can be found online.
bleach or hard scrubbing um, try this, put dry erase marker on top of the permanent marker and erase it with a tissue
Permanent markers are not designed to be used on a dry erase board as they are not easily erasable. They can leave stains on the board and are difficult to remove. It is best to use dry erase markers on a dry erase board.
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.
To remove permanent marker ink from a whiteboard, try using a whiteboard marker to trace over the permanent marker ink, then erase both marks at the same time. You can also use rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover on a cloth to wipe off the permanent marker ink.
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.
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 my buses and it worked! try it out.
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)
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, but often the whiteboard will be permanently stained (which you might expect from a permanent marker)
You can try using rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer to remove permanent marker stains. Simply apply the substance to a cloth and gently rub the stain in a circular motion until it fades. Additionally, you can also try using white vinegar or nail polish remover.
Credit this one to ID3461356577:"try oxi clean with baking soda or just oxi clean if that doesnt work you cant remove it."If you want to remove permanent marker from vinyl:(not metal)Use a dry erase marker to write over the permanent marker. Get a damp cloth and wipe it away.This will also remove permanent marker from porcelain tile and probably a lot of other surfaces.Any other website that tells you to use alcohol, wd-40, nail polish, etc. doesn't know what they're talking about.
To remove permanent marker from eyeglasses, try using rubbing alcohol or acetone on a cotton ball or soft cloth. Gently dab the affected area until the permanent marker begins to fade. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that may damage the lenses.
wash it