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Old 06-24-2013, 05:04 PM   #1
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Laser printed page, left on dash left permanent reverse words on the vinyl.

Anyone have any ideas for removing this stubborn ink spot about 4x6 inches or do I have permanent reverse text on our dash? I know, I know, it was a dumb thing to have done, but the passenger dash makes a great computer desk. ;-)
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Ouch! Sorry to hear it.

I'd probably be working it with a Magic Eraser but we have a lot of members who are wizards at this kind of stuff and hopefully they'll be along with advice.

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Old 06-24-2013, 05:12 PM   #3
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Thanks. Great idea, I will go give it a try right now.
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What material is your dash ?
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Old 06-24-2013, 05:17 PM   #5
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Brake Parts Cleaner, or any other spray alcohol cleaner. Try it out on a hidden part of the dash first , make sure it doesn't take all the color out.
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Ouch! Sorry to hear it.

I'd probably be working it with a Magic Eraser but we have a lot of members who are wizards at this kind of stuff and hopefully they'll be along with advice.

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I think that's a good start. The one thing that would concern me would be using a "solvent" of any sort that only made the spot bigger.

Sorry this happened and thanks for the reminder not to do this. I have it happen on a desk and island in S&B. I think Annie used nail polish remover and elbow grease - but not recommending that....
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Old 06-24-2013, 05:28 PM   #7
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Vandal Remover. Test first.
I used it to remove Magic Marker/Sharpie from Vinyl upholstery
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The magic eraser made the spot almost invisible. I can live with it on the vinyl, but I also may try nail polish remover on an inconspicuous space first. It doesn't hurt skin, maybe tan vinyl will react the same. The eraser really did help a lot though. Thanks again.
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I would suppose you already tried vinyl cleaner on it. I removed magic marker from one of our ultraleather seats with goo gone and it didn't hurt anything. Might try that to get the rest of it off.
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Use the spray fluid that is used to clean white boards. For some reason it works very well on laser printer pigment.
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Word of caution with nail polish remover, it will melt plastic and is not good for skin either. It is mostly acetone.
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Thanks everyone. I will abort the nail polish idea and move on to goof-off or goo gone then the spray graffiti remover.


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Goof off and goo gone will melt vinyl. Don't ask how I know.
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