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Old 4th Mar 2013, 10:17 pm   #21
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Default Re: How to remove Tipp-ex and paint from polycarbonate?

Wow! nasty, And all the inhibisol I've used over the years. Good job no-one ever used it to clean their potassium collection.

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Default Re: How to remove Tipp-ex and paint from polycarbonate?

Paraffin and nail varnish remover also work a treat on removing tippex and paint/ ink stains from polycarboate.
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