fitzpatr wrote:

AlaricD wrote:

Too bad it doesn't also have J. Oates' signature on it. 😁

I Can't Go For That.

🤣

Isopropyl alcohol, magic eraser usually work for me. Might try adding a bit of Comet, handsoap, and water mixture and scrub it with an old toothbrush. Worst comes to worst, spraypaint over it.

Fine grit sandpaper can be a workable approach.

In my experience, dry erase markers always work to remove permanent ink... its easy, cheap and works instantaneously. Once the dry erase marker is on the ink, just wipe it away with a paper towel. A bit of alcohol or some other cleaner afterward will usually clean up the residue. I used this method to remove markings from old CF card labels that were marked by the previous owner, and it completely removed black sharpie from a glossy paper label. I've used it to remove writing that had been on PC towers or peripherals for 20+ years... it has always worked. I just always used whatever marker I had laying around but I think if I were to get a marker specifically for this I'd find one that was yellow or something, since it'd be less likely to leave a noticeable color on a beige or white surface.

1200 grit wet sandpaper. Works wonders on enamel paint.

Source: 46 cars, 5 of which I've refurbished.