What is the best way to remove the tattoo?
443000
Alcohol wipes or cotton pads soaked in baby oil helps to remove temp tattoos.
885840
It can be removed but it's incredibly difficult to do so and you may tear the sleeve. It's not designed to come off - at least with any ease.
672291
No it cannot be removed from the arm. I would advise not purchasing this item. The item is very cheaply made and bent and warped just by installing it. There are others out there that are much better just not delta brand. Buyer beware
1139500
My local body shop I use said they work them off easy then use what is called an eraser wheel to remove the old glue-I have also been told to heat the item carefully with a hair dryer and they will peel off but you still have to remove old glue
578759
Use a soldering iron to heat it up and remove. I have used this technique several times. Be careful not to burn anything in the process ;)
462993
Unfortunately it is stenciled on. You could probably scrape it off w/ a razor. Let me know how it works.
1541225
I prefer a fan brush. The most important things are to not "rub" it into your skin and to NOT GET IT IN YOUR EYES. Also, I'm just checking here, you know that you should only leave it on for minutes (2 to 5 depending on your skin) then you have to remove it. Soap can neutralize it. Personally I like to use milk, followed by soap. Keep in mind that this stuff stings, it's supposed to sting. It's acid chewing through unwanted top layers of skin to expose prettier skin underneath. It's going to burn even more as you neutralize it. Get ready with your neutralizing plan before you apply. You can hurt yourself with this stuff if you don't handle it carefully. Please be careful. I prefer a fan brush. The most important things are to not "rub" it into your skin and to NOT GET IT IN YOUR EYES. Also, I'm just checking here, you know that you should only leave it on for minutes (2 to 5 depending on your skin) then you have to remove it. Soap can neutralize it. Personally I like to use milk, followed by soap. Keep in mind that this stuff stings, it's supposed to sting. It's acid chewing through unwanted top layers of skin to expose prettier skin underneath. It's going to burn even more as you neutralize it. Get ready with your neutralizing plan before you... » Read More I prefer a fan brush. The most important things are to not "rub" it into your skin and to NOT GET IT IN YOUR EYES. Also, I'm just checking here, you know that you should only leave it on for minutes (2 to 5 depending on your skin) then you have to remove it. Soap can neutralize it. Personally I like to use milk, followed by soap. Keep in mind that this stuff stings, it's supposed to sting. It's acid chewing through unwanted top layers of skin to expose prettier skin underneath. It's going to burn even more as you neutralize it. Get ready with your neutralizing plan before you apply. You can hurt yourself with this stuff if you don't handle it carefully. Please be careful. « Show Less
554841
take off the cap and carefully cut off the tip...just enough so that it comes out
1971068
I don't know if you can remove it. I'd suggest a gentle sanding then prime and paint.
1253005
To remove the wall tattoo you simply, take a blow dryer to heat up the lettering and the plastic smoother and remove the lettering very simple process.
1951213
I would use a clean, soft towel or cloth first. If that doesn't work, perhaps you might want to try plain tap water and a clean towel and cloth to remove it.
1161137
You have to peel the letters off.. And try to press hard with a dry cloth on the paper .. And slowly start to peel them.. Like using the tattoo ..
520850
When I have to remove it about once a year, its on a round metal drum. And it is a pain, takes solvent to soften it then I use puddy knifes to scrape it off. Best way I found and I have been removing this stuff for about 15 years. The solvent I use is a commercial strength but aceton from like home depot will probably work just as well.
872422
I have not attempted to remove it but I would assume if I were to, applying a little bit of heat before 'peeling' it off with a hair dryer or some such should make the process easy. At least, that's how I am going to approach it when it's time.
201080
Hello,Thank you for your question. This product will not be effective in fading tattoos. For that you need to contact a specialist. Warm regardsReyna
1166989
I haven't done it, but you might try carefully scraping it off with an exacto knife and/or maybe some acetone. Good luck.
2140227
You can buy foil glue. I agree that watching a utube video will help, but basically you apply glue, wait for it to turn clear then stick on foil rub with orange stick then peel off plastic and top coat. It works kind of like a children's tattoo.