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04-12-2011, 12:33 PM
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To remove personalizations on glossy photos, use these markers called "Dry Erase".
I use markers made by a company called Expo and they come in a variety of colors (which doesn't matter). The only way it can be detected is if a celebrity applies WAY TOO much pressure to the photo (usually with a thinner sharpie). Otherwise, no issues and no one will ever know. DanC
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