This worked for me....
Write over the mark on the toy with a dry erasible marker (used for whiteboards) - mine are called Dry-Wipe pens.
Then wipe it off immediately. The solvent in the whiteboard pen dissolves a bit of the non-erasible marker ink. Repeat until the mark is removed.
Try this on a small piece to check for disasters before attacking the whole toy.
It also works well to remove the marker ink if an idiot uses permanent pens on a whiteboard.
if it's in sharpie perment marker......if its perspex or acrylic plastic it'll just rub offf.nail polish remover gets sharpie off quite wellhope this is of some use...x
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Laundry detergent is designed to remove water-based stains, but Sharpie ink is oil-based. Oil-based stains like Sharpie ink require a specialized stain remover or treatment to effectively remove them from fabric.
A Sharpie and nail polish remover have the same chemicals in them. Nail polish remover has the chemicals to remove that so it adapts also to Sharpies.
That's Why It's Called PERMANET?
Hairspray can remove Sharpie because it contains solvents like alcohol that break down the pigments in the marker, making it easier to wipe away. The alcohol in hairspray acts as a solvent, dissolving the Sharpie ink and allowing it to be wiped off surfaces.
Toothpaste would probably do it.
You can scrub it off with a tooth brush and Tooth paste.
Rubbing alcohol can often be effective in removing Sharpie ink from surfaces like skin or certain types of plastic. Additionally, a paste made from baking soda and water can be a gentle abrasive to help scrub off Sharpie marks.
Yes. The ink has alcohol in it and the plastic will melt and burn in a flame.
Acetone will cut through just about anything, but if you let it sit on the plastic too long, it may tend to soften it. I would probably use a Q tip to apply the acetone and remove the sharpie.
You can remove grease pencils with a paper towel or your finger.