Submitted 2 days ago by 666dollarfootlong@lemmy.world to [deleted]
I’ve tried vinegar, laundry detergent, alcohol-based cleaner, some “general purpose cleaner” with a pH of 9.5, dish soap, and nothing seems to work. I left the gloves hanging on my counter, and somehow the print just transferred onto the white surface of my kitchen cabinet.
Try a soft pencil eraser.
Other possibles to try are white spirits/paint thinners, or acetone/ nail polish remover.
Be careful they don't damage the surface, best to test on an unseen part first.
Depending on the finish you could sand or polish it off with high grit sand paper, or even maybe rub with toothpaste as a very mild abrasive/polish.
Mild abrasive did the thing; I used pink stuff and it worked without damaging the surface
Try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.
Try Goo Gone (not Goof Off - that’s really strong, and while it would wok, it removes coatings too).
sounds weird but I would try hair spray. Specifically “Aqua Net” in the USA. I dunno what’s in that shit but it removes Sharpie marker from fabric and a lot of other surfaces. Of course test on a remote corner first.
WD-40 or gasoline. Obviously be careful with the gas, and probably best to try it out on a hidden part to make sure it doesn’t eat the paint.
Whiteout.
Paint over it?
Its a rented apartment, so I can’t really paint or sand it i think
iamericandre@lemmy.world 2 days ago
Magic eraser or goo gone might work too
lordnikon@lemmy.world 2 days ago
Magic erasers will do the trick but you have to rub lightly to not scuff up the wood
A_norny_mousse@piefed.zip 2 days ago
In this country, the words for mushroom and sponge are interchangeaboe, so they’re called magic mushrooms. 🤭