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Ink on a textbook.
Well I wrote on the fabric bookover and it leaked through I guess and got on my book. It was in sharpie. Is there anything that could get it out?
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hmm, since the textbook is probably going to be plastic-y or smooth, i would say try to rub it with your finger first. sometimes that will help it come off. also, if you put rubbing alcohol on a q-tip and go to town on it, it should work. i've had to do that before because somebody wrote in sharpie on a laminated sheet of paper and i had to get it off. you might even want to try nail polish remover. there are tons of products that you can get and try, but don't get anything that will bleach the cover of the book. good luck :) by the way, last year a blue pen exploded in my backpack all over my math textbook and it got all over the pages, but when we turned books in at the end of the year, my teacher never noticed. don't sweat it too much if it won't come out.
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What I do in these situations is use nail polish remover. I swear it works... since the conver is plastic like it will come right off.
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you could try going to a store and getting "goo-gone."it helps me all the time.if it doesnt work,get back to me and i`ll c what i can do.=]
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That happened to me before. If the textbook is like smooth then if you rub with your finger or a napkin where the sharpie is then there is a chance it may come off. When i say rub it off you will be doing that for a while not just 5 min.
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You can try nail polish remover but it may take some color off the cover. so only use a little of it at a time and put it on a napkin on straight on the book.
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No. A sharpie is specifically designed to write on anything and stay there forever.
Your only hope is bleach, but that will probably make a bad situation worse.
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