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Old 12-29-2010, 03:39 PM   #1  
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Lightbulb OH MY WOW - INK ON ACRYLIC BLOCKS!

Ummmmm wow!!! I had ink all over a couple acrylic blocks from back in the summer when my nieces were here. I guess it was Stazon and I could NOT get it off!!!! Well...my Mr. Clean magic eraser did the trick!!!! Simple things make me so happy!!!
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Thanks for sharing! This is good to know.
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Ha ha!! I think that thing will clean anything!!
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I so wish they were available over here. I have used Staz-on remover in the past on my acrylic blocks. I had noticed that some have a lot of fine 'crackle' lines on them, but didn't put the two things together until I read that Staz-on remover does that to acrylic blocks in another post on here somewhere.They are still usable- just look really mistreated, lol.
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