removing permanent marker

[phrozen]

I now live in a neighborhood with wonderful little children that love being a pain in my ass. So, I woke up this morning to find permanent marker writings on the hood of my silver Neon.

Any suggestions on how to remove it? I tried windex and it didn't do anything...

Thanks...

[lilturbododge]

did you try wax remover?

[BLKDOUTSRT4]

just use some rubbing alchahol...

[phrozen]

Quote: Originally Posted by lilturbododge

did you try wax remover?

what's that? I don't know anything about detailing.

[BLKDOUTSRT4]

just use alchahol.... itll wipe it right off...

[lilturbododge]

i was thinking wax remover cause it would take off everything on the top layer of wax, but if alchaol works, then do it...

[HCCAFan]

Haven't tried alcohol but, if you scribble through it with dry erase marker it will all wipe off.

[BLKDOUTSRT4]

alcahol will def take it off....we write on cars that come off the trucks...and they use rubbing alcahol to take it off....

[Sota227990]

can also try a bottle of Goof Off. Be care with it though as it's xylene and toluene based.

[Fast420A]

Magic Eraser by Mr. Clean. I removed a black sharpie signature off of a white guitar with one.

[BLKDOUTSRT4]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fast420A

Magic Eraser by Mr. Clean. I removed a black sharpie signature off of a white guitar with one.

its abrasive i wouldnt use it on paint

[byebye]

Quote: Originally Posted by HCCAFan

Haven't tried alcohol but, if you scribble through it with dry erase marker it will all wipe off.

+1

We sometimes get people who use a permanant marker on the white boards at work. The dry erase marker does the trick.

Kris

[Fast420A]

Quote: Originally Posted by BLKDOUTSRT4

Quote: Originally Posted by Fast420A

Magic Eraser by Mr. Clean. I removed a black sharpie signature off of a white guitar with one.

its abrasive i wouldnt use it on paint

I know that I have used it on the stock rims to wipe off brake dust but have not personally used it on the car paint but that makes sense.