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How Do You Remove Sharpie Ink Stains?

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How Do You Remove Sharpie Ink Stains?

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Sharpie markers are permanent markers so they are very difficult to remove from porous, soft surfaces. Try the remedies below to remove or significantly lessen the mark. You Will Need: • Rubbing alcohol • Denatured alcohol (found with paint supplies) • Acetone nail polish remover • Water • Cotton swabs • Paper towels or soft cloths Steps to Remove the Marker: *Always test a small hidden section first to ensure the cleaner will not cause any adverse effects to the surface of the material. • Begin by moistening a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol and gently blot the marker line. • Blot with a clean cloth moistened with water. • Repeat as necessary. • If the rubbing alcohol does not remove the stain, try denatured alcohol, but be sure to test that the material can take it.

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