Boudica
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So, Notarealsignguy had the winning answer!
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Has Anyone E V E R Gotten................................................................
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Boudica
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Not that one, the one where he said you shouldn't care more than the guy who wrote sharpie on his truck, and to just cover it up.,
ChicagoGraphics
New Member
Try one of those magic eraser sponges should take it off, just don't rub to hard
96XP
New Member
Had my lucky day when I used it to dilute and extract magenta solvent ink - out of an off-white carpet.
Notarealsignguy
Arial - it's almost helvetica
somcalmetim
New Member
Try "Break Parts Cleaner"...they have Chlorinated and non versions...comes in a spray can...I find the chlorinated version works surprisingly well on adhesive but not a huge amount of experience overall as I only borrow it from mechanics when I run out of my normal adhesive/oil remover out on the road in their shop...it might get at your marker tho...
We used Oven Cleaner to get old hand painted lettering/pinstripes off but you really have to glove up, mask off, use targeted application for only short periods of time or it will burn...even done well, it tended to yellow old light colored base paint...leave it on too long and it would eat right through paint...
We used Oven Cleaner to get old hand painted lettering/pinstripes off but you really have to glove up, mask off, use targeted application for only short periods of time or it will burn...even done well, it tended to yellow old light colored base paint...leave it on too long and it would eat right through paint...
Johnny Best
Active Member
Don’t EVER post this again.
i have heard of lots of people using oven cleaner for removal
it's kind of open ended, though, the EPA gets emboldened and outlaws another family of chemicals...
so oven cleaner isn't really oven cleaner and only the environmentalists believe you can clean your oven by wiping it with the surface of a fresh cut lemon
DL Signs
Never go against the family
Oven cleaner is what body shops used to get vinyl off of cars back in the day. Was one of the easiest ways to get all that fake wood grain off factories used to slap on cars back in the 60's & 70's, it worked great. Now it won't even clean an oven...
JamesLam
New Member
That wood wasn't real? Wow!
Johnny Best
Active Member
Easy off has lye in it which makes it caustic.
Gino
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Hey........ ya want respect start your own frickin' column. I SAID CREDIT !!! What's with these lazy readers today ?? Read a story and make up their OWN version........ then, they want respect.
somcalmetim
New Member
Didnt say it didnt work well...its works too well so you cant leave it on too long...old school pinstripers use it all the time for taking One Shot painted pinstripes/graphics off truck and car paint...you basically just need gloves or it will burn your hands...
mask off around the area, spray on and keep wiping every 20 or 30 seconds to see if its softened the one shot up yet...just dont go answer the phone while its working...wipe off and wash with windex or water when done and you are fine...
