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Re: Best way to remove marker pen from Lego?
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lugnet.loc.au
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Thu, 8 Nov 2001 22:22:06 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Kerry Raymond writes:
> Actually, it seems that the washing machine did make a difference. I had
> washed with bleach, and although the marks were still on the bricks when
> they came out of the wash, they did rub off with one of those kitchen pot
> scourers which they would not do before. There are still very faint marks
> where the writing was but you have to look very closely to see it. The
> bricks in question were mostly 2x8 yellow slopes and the writing was on the
> slope itself, and this is a slight matt surface compared with more gloss
> surface of the side of a brick, so I was not too worried about scuff marks
> from the pot scourer.
Interesting... my experiments with removing LEGO printing from slopes, using
brasso, an old T-shirt and a lot of elbow grease, completely removed the
texture from the sloping brick. Maybe you could use a coarser abrasive on
normal bricks, and then polish it smooth with Brasso. I've got a few marking
pen bricks from my (first) childhood... it might be worth a try.
Cheers
Richie
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