What will remove permanent marker?

Answer 1

try alcohol. But keep in mind that when it dissolves the ink it may turn a small black spot into a large gray spot. have you tried WD-40?

Lacquer thinner will do it too, but only if the surface can take it-it is harsh enough to melt plastic

Answer 2

Rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover can help remove permanent marker stains from surfaces like glass, metal, or plastic. For fabrics, try using a stain remover or a mixture of vinegar and water before washing.

Answer 3

I'm not sure if vinegar works. I have never tried it to be honest with you.

1: I'd suggest Using a mild dose of "Goo Gone" with a rag or paper towel to remove the marker ink.

2: If that doesn't work, Try a cap or two of rubbing alcohol (approx. 50% pure or higher)

3: If you plan On using Vinegar Try a very small amount on a tissue and try removing the ink in a small area, than work your way up to a larger surface area. (just be careful that the vinegar doesn't eat away at the cast) (Vinegar has acids, It may dissolve through plaster or tarnish fiberglass)

4: OR squirt a small amount of Zippo fluid Directly on the ink, and rub it off with a rag or tissue paper.

Let me know if it helps!

Cheers!

Answer 4

No. Try writing over the permanent marker with an expo one and wipe it away.

Answer 5

I just completed a Science Project and this was my project, to find what will remove permant markers. I found that white vinegar removed the marks well on paper.

Answer 6

Yes, most of the time vinegar can remove permanent marker.Not on everything, but people use it on hardwood floors, clothes, etc.

Answer 7

Yes alcohol can remove permanent mrker


the best thing to use is nail polish remover.

Answer 8

Use alchohol to remove it.

Answer 9

Nail Polish Remover

Answer 10

toothpaste or rubbing acohol