What can be used to remove the paint marker from glass once it has dried?
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That's a good question, I've never had a reason to try that before. My best guess would be any generic paint thinner. With any other paint that I typically use on models (which is what I got these pens for) I use paint thinner to clean the brushes and to clean up areas of excess paint. Since these pens are made of roughly the same kind of oil that the regular paints are I would assume that paint thinner would work just as good with them. Hope this helps and I definitely hope it works!
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Depends on your project. This is oil-based, so it's not like you could use things found in your kitchen cleaning supplies. The good thing is that its glass so its not like you baked it into the ceramic glaze or anything in the oven. A slab of glass or something, this paint should be easy to scrape off. You just want to be gentle not to scratch the glass in the process. Your other option is to use paint remover (you can probably buy this from craft or hardware store - basic idea is that you will need to make sure it is suitable for oil-based paint) and a paper towel/rag. But you should still scrape first because otherwise you may just end up smearing paint. The paint remover will be very strong / toxic, so I just recommend seeing if you can gently scrape this off.
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I know this is a really late response to your question, but others can read it as well. Rubbing Alcohol did the trick for me.
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These markers are oil based, so water will not be very helpful in cleanup. If you have a flat surface, a very sharp razor blade (be careful) may remove the marker from glass.As far as a chemical, try acetone (nail polish remover) using a q-tip if you need to test on a small area.
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I suspect that nail polish remover or a touch of polyurethane would work! Happy crafting!
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I have never used it on glass. I would think paint thinner or the old stand by razor blade.
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I have two ways of removing label goo. The safest is to rub the goo generously with any kind of cooking oil, let it sit a while, then wipe off with a kleenex. If it doesn't all come off, repeat with more oil. Finally, wash off the oil with regular dishwashing liquid. That would be the method to use on any type of plastic, such as these mugs. The other method, which works very well on glass, ceramic, or metal, is to apply Citrusolve full strength and let it sit a while.
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Easy. Take something that is soft and plastic and pry gently along the pieces that clasp to it. It won't make any marks if you do it right.
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Use the applicator provided and use with water or a small amount of Windex glass cleaner. Dry off after each use.
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You can also try alcohol or nail polish remover. I've had success getting permanent marker off other surfaces (though not a doll but that might work, too) with these things in the past.
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Let it soak in window cleaning mixture about 5.min (household spray bottles are fine) and then use plastic scrapers (plastic razor blades) to remove it
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Use Rust-Oleum Lacquer Thinner (available on Amazon), paper towels and a lot of elbow grease. Don't bother with nail polish remover, acetone, household cleaners, etc -- only the lacquer thinner (or possibly a glass scraper) really works. Make sure to use in a ventilated area and to wear protective gloves.
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I have sprayed it with all purpose cleaner and used paper towels a few times. It was colored on with marker and I used the scrubbing side of a lysol wipe and the marker came off and did not damage the surface at all. It is durable.
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Hopefully its on glass...use a razor blade and some water with a small amount of dish soap, if its on a painted surface, use a blow dryer and heat the decal, it will soften up and pull slowly, Goof off will remove the adhesive from the paint, just use a small amount of it.
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I used a label maker that creates sticker labels. Dry erase would wipe off. Good Luck!
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I have used Soygel to remove paint from "modern" glass. If you are referring to glass that was poured and cut to size, it WILL loosen the paint to an almost liquid state, but the uneven surface makes it difficult to remove it unless you really soak it with the Soygel. At that point, you would wipe it off, not scrape it with any kind of damaging tools or scrapers. It there are lots of layers, use lots of paper towels and be patient and apply as needed.
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You don't need to! Glass is a perfectly wonderful dry erase surface! Just write and erase. Be mindful that temps can cause it to be hard to erase- for example, in the heat of summer and the cold cold of winter, what I write on my windows sometimes needs some spray. But the one in our office, on an inside wall, is wonderful.
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I haven't tried but it's vinyl so you should. Depending on marker will depend if it will come off????
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They are similar to other labels of this type. Part of it will come off but then they tear. As stated below...hot water....will help. Of course it depends on what you are trying to remove them from...this is for glass.
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It is a dry erase board. However, it is a glass surface. I never used a permanent marker or a wet erase marker, so I really do not know. I would think, since it is glass, it would come off.
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I wouldn't advise it because it may pull off the paint when removed, would suggest just using them on Glass.
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www.goofoffproducts.com has some stuff that will remove paint. Look on their website.