How to Remove Permanent Marker from Plastics
Find a dry erase marker., Draw over the stain with the dry erase marker., Wipe the area clean with a soft cloth., Use some glass cleaner if you can't remove the dry erase marker.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find a dry erase marker.
The color does not matter, although you may want to consider using a darker-colored marker.
This method works exceptionally well on dry erase boards and is safe to use on smooth, plastic surfaces.
It may not be as effective on textured surfaces, however; instead, consider using some rubbing alcohol or baking soda and toothpaste. -
Step 2: Draw over the stain with the dry erase marker.
Dry erase markers contain solvents, which help dissolve the permanent marker. , The permanent marker stain should come off with the cloth and dry erase marker. , If for some reason the dry erase marker dried up and you are unable to wipe it off (and thus the permanent marker) try spraying the area with a glass cleaner and then wiping it off with a paper towel. -
Step 3: Wipe the area clean with a soft cloth.
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Step 4: Use some glass cleaner if you can't remove the dry erase marker.
Detailed Guide
The color does not matter, although you may want to consider using a darker-colored marker.
This method works exceptionally well on dry erase boards and is safe to use on smooth, plastic surfaces.
It may not be as effective on textured surfaces, however; instead, consider using some rubbing alcohol or baking soda and toothpaste.
Dry erase markers contain solvents, which help dissolve the permanent marker. , The permanent marker stain should come off with the cloth and dry erase marker. , If for some reason the dry erase marker dried up and you are unable to wipe it off (and thus the permanent marker) try spraying the area with a glass cleaner and then wiping it off with a paper towel.
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