Re: Hands-on?
[email protected] (Steven Lembark)
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| Organization | Workhorse Computing |
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> Wait until the permanent marker is fairly dry. Take a regular dark-colored
> whiteboard marker and write (actually scribble) over the permanent marker.
> Rub it in really well. Erase quickly. The whiteboard marker (somehow)
> acts as a solvent and will lift the permanent marker off.
"somehow", read: "acetone". MEK or 1-1-1-Trichloroethane
will also work. the effectiveness of any cleanup solven
for "permenant" markers is basically a function of its
neurotoxicity and carcenogenicity.
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Steven Lembark 2930 W. Palmer St.
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[email protected] 800-762-1582