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Sharpie on PorcelainTiffany from Pontotoc, MS Feedback About This Post:RE: Sharpie on PorcelainThe WD-40 pen (kinda new) is supposed to be able to remove marker and lots of other child messes. Post By Misty (Guest Post) RE: Sharpie on Porcelain
My daughter was making a sign using magic marker, got it on my wooden Dining set. Post by Autumn RE: Sharpie on PorcelainI personalize Christmas ornaments and we use sharpies on porcelain and the only way we can get it off is to use these little bottles of paint thinner we get from the hobby store.. it should work good Post by kimmcg RE: Sharpie on PorcelainI think I read that WD40 would take off sharpie marks. Post by galthomas RE: Sharpie on Porcelainbaking soda or waterless hand cleaner, or once again, rubbing alcohol. Post by teachpad RE: Sharpie on PorcelainTry alcohol. Or an eraser? Post By chml (Guest Post) RE: Sharpie on PorcelainTry baby wipes, sometimes that works really well on Sharpie... (kinda makes you wonder about using them on a baby's bottom, doesn't it?) Post By Glenda (Guest Post) RE: Sharpie on Porcelain
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