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Wow lance! Great work! I can't tell if these mo ty python cards are full gloss but I'm going to try one tonight. Ill keep ya posted
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As Jon suggested, just be sure to try it on a spare card first. If the dry erase just "sorta" wipes off, don't count on being able to scrub it enough to get it off. The ones that I tested, if it worked, the dry erase would wipe off cleanly and easily.
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Did you literally mark over what you wanted to erase or trace it?
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Just colored over the entire area I wanted to "erase" with the dry erase marker. I suppose you could also trace what you wanted to erase with it, but if it's all wiping off cleanly anyway, no need to be that careful.
In the sequence of 3 scans above, the first shows the unaltered "19" below the signature, second scan is with dry erase marker completely covering the "19" (but not the signature area), and the third is after wiping the dry erase marker blob (with sharpie "19" underneath) off completely. The darker "blob" in the middle of the dry erase blob in the central image is where the dry erase ink "pooled" because I was making such a thick layer and had to allow a few extra seconds for that portion to dry. None of the "19" was visible through the dry erase layer after I applied it. Last edited by thecatspajamas; 03-27-2013 at 09:41 AM. |
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Been doing this in the classroom for years. Someone would accidentally mark our whiteboards with permanent marker(maybe a substitute teacher or unassuming student) and I would come back and the students told me how the whiteboard was ruined and I would grab the closest dry erase marker, basically get the permanent ink "wet" and wipe it right off.
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Success! I tried the dry erase marker. It took a bit of work maybe four applications. You can see in the forth picture where it got rid of most but still left a trace of the "to". So then I took some fingernail polish remover on it and it took the rest right off! I did notice the polish does take a bit of the gloss with it but man what a difference! Ill post the real deal when I'm done. Thanks a lot everyone!20130327_122009.jpg
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Ok here we go this came out incredible! Thanks so much everyone! Oddly it seems like neither the dry erase marker or the polish remover worked solely on its own but together they worked brilliantly! 20130327_131745.jpg
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