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Permanent marker stain on LCD

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isabelle112 -  
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Hello,

my little 3-year-old boy is discovering mischief; indeed, he took my permanent marker and scribbled on the TV stand, then made a big, beautiful stroke of permanent marker on my LCD TV screen. How can I erase it without making a mess myself? I managed to clean the stand with Cif, but the screen???? No, I'm not going to use Cif, lol, so please help me, lol.
Thanks in advance
Isabelle.

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dany311 Posted messages 13300 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 131
 
Hello

definitely no acetone, as recommended by Tobar

LCD screens are a type of polycarbonate (a bit like PVC) and acetone is a burning product, which will permanently mark the screen

better to follow Majon's tip

or try using lens cleaning wipes, which are designed for cleaning organic lenses
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isabelle112
 
Thank you for your advice, I tried a cotton pad with perfume and it works really well, phew, I was so afraid of having that pen mark on my TV forever lol.
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Tekila1
 
Hello
Indeed, I tried cotton and perfume, it works. Super Super! Thank you, you have saved my screen
Thanks!!
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Answer 2 / 6
Bibu
 
I copied a mask onto a layer on the screen with a marker that went through the page, disaster, the computer is barely 3 months old, a big blunder as my son said, shows that adults make mistakes too. A miracle with cotton and perfume, everything is gone, thank you a thousand times for the advice, plus my computer smells nice now ;)
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Answer 3 / 6
majon547 Posted messages 523 Status Member 109
 
Hello for the Marseille soap screen with water is a soft sponge then rinse nothing more natural especially do not use the famous miracle cleaning bombs based on alcohol or solvents sold in supermarkets even if it's made for they are very aggressive damage the LCD panel and the plastic.
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isabelle112
 
Thank you for your response. I was told that perfume on cotton removes permanent marker, we tried it and it works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Phew!
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Answer 4 / 6
astuce de dingue
 
My cousin had fun with a marker and put it on my tablet, but the problem is that it's red. So, I followed lots of tips but unfortunately, it discolored it. Then I took a red highlighter and applied it, I rubbed with a cotton ball, and it returned to how it was before!
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astuces bizarres
 
Hello, my little cousin made a big mistake; he took a permanent marker and put it on my red tablet. I managed to remove most of the stains, but it discolored it, so I took a red highlighter and applied it. I grabbed a cotton pad and rubbed it, and my tablet looks brand new!
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Answer 6 / 6
Tobar4 Posted messages 284 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   94
 
Hello,

A magical product to remove marker without scrubbing is acetone; you put some on a cloth, gently wipe it, and it should come off.
I don't think it poses any danger to your LCD, considering there's a glass panel, but I still recommend trying it in a small corner first before applying it everywhere.

Let me know if it worked...

T.
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Bernorenard Posted messages 7776 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 589
 
NO, this is not glass, be careful with acetone. You need to find a solvent that doesn't eat away at the plastic (contact the customer service of the marker in question; the number or email should be on the product).
Hello anyway.
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isabelle112
 
I've cleaned it with a cotton pad and some perfume, it works, it's miraculous lol. That doesn't mean I'll let my permanent marker within reach of my little rascal again. Thanks for all your advice!
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Bernorenard Posted messages 7776 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 589
 
Hello
Well done and thank you for the recipe. What is the scent? We never know, it might help others whose future artist children need to express themselves so much;; LOL
Hi, have a great weekend!
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