You will need:
- All purpose spray cleaner
- Household ammonia
- Mild soap
- Water
- Spray bottle
- Paper towels or soft cloths
Remove the ink:
- Begin by applying an all-purpose cleaner to the stain.
- Gently wipe with a soft cloth. Avoid applying too much pressure.
- Repeat if needed.
- Rinse the area completely.
- If the stain remains, moisten a clean cloth with a small amount of ammonia.
- Place the cloth on the stain and allow it to sit for a few minutes.
- Use the cloth to gently wipe the area until the ink is removed.
- Mix a mild soap with water and use a clean cloth to clean the entire area.
- Allow it to dry completely.
- Always test a small hidden section first to ensure the cleaner will not cause any adverse effects to the surface of the vinyl
- Gel ink is different from ballpoint ink and is nearly impossible to remove. Use caution whenever writing with gel ink pens.
- Regular white toothpaste is another alternate cleaner that can be applied to ink stains. Simply apply and rub gently with a soft cloth. Rinse and allow the area to dry.
- If you are concerned the products used above will damage the vinyl (or the test spot showed adverse effects), there are vinyl conditioners available that will remove the ink.
- Mr Clean Magic Eraser is also great for removing ink. Test a small hidden area first to ensure it does not cause any discolorations.
- Acetone nail polish can also be used to remove ink, but use very little and watch for any discoloration of the vinyl.
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