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Ink on Vinyl Lee Middleton Doll

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Date: 09/26/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Miscellaneous | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I have a beautiful Lee Middleton baby doll that has been damaged with a ball point pen (ink). Can you help me remove the ink without damaging the natural beauty of the doll. Thank you for any help you can give me.

Connie Roukey
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Post by mackenzie96 (24) | (08/30/2007)
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try applying alittle olive oil only on the spot(NOWHERE ELSE) and letting it sit under a light for awhile (maybe 15 mins) you may have to try a couple times but the stain should fade away... (i have not tried this so i am not to blame for any damage to the doll. I read this online...) -Mackenzie


Post By MIKE. (Guest Post) (12/08/2004)
The absolute best product I've ever seen is MOTSENBOCKERS LIFT OFF 3. It removes any ink from any surface.


Post by jeangnome46 (68) | (10/20/2004)
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Try antibacterial hand gel


Post by nanalori (11) | (09/28/2004)
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The new Mr Kleen Magic eraser works wonders on removing everything--it took of crayon and ink on the dresser with one gentle swipe


Post by sjackie2000 (68) | (09/27/2004)
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The best thing I've found to remove ink from rubber or plastic dolls, is to wipe it off with peanut butter!


Post By (Guest Post) (09/27/2004)
Spray the area with cheap hairspray and wipe off. I used this when a pen broke on my carpet and blotted with a dry cloth.


Post By Guest (Guest Post) (09/27/2004)
Ball point ink can often be removed with methylated spirit.
I have not yet experienced any damage from meths but try on an area which will not matter, first.

Use cloth or paper towel and keep using a fresh piece with a liberal amount of meths.

Good luck, Bob F New Zealand


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