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Old Jan 16, 2007, 04:24 AM
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Permanent Marker on DVD player

I am not sure if this is the best place to post this. So if someone knows of a better forum feel free to move it. Thanks!!

Anyway, I brought my own personal DVD player into my classroom and some of my students decided to "decorate it" as a prank. Unfortunately, the decorations were done in permanent marker. Does anyone know of anything that I can use to take off the decorations that will not harm the DVD player?

Oh and yes, the students did get into trouble.

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Old Jan 16, 2007, 04:31 AM   #2  
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You can try here first:
permanent marker removal - Google Search

A lot of sites deal with fabric but some talk about hard surfaces. Rubbing alcohol seems to be mentioned often.
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An often mentionned one is "Mr. Clean Magic Eraser". I have no idea what that is but you might...

Also try rubbing alcohol, nail polish remover, or toothpaste (?)

None of these should damage the outside of the player.
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An often mentionned one is "Mr. Clean Magic Eraser".
Hey we have those in Canada and they work great! Good find!
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Ohhh yeah that magic eraser thingie...I might have to try that. My nice grey DVD player looks like something Rainbow Bright might want.
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Walmart get oops or adhesive remover, works GREAT! on all kinds of stickers,goo!
OOPS smells bad works great!
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Hi all...I used the magic eraser thing from MR. Clean. It came out pretty well. I waited a day and then used rubbing alcohol. Now their is just a faint hint of the colors left. But it is MUCH better then it was.

thanks so much
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