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Bic pen on flat screen pc

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elodu79 -  
Hello,

this afternoon my daughter got some Bic pen on my computer screen. I went and bought special wipes for PCs but it won't come off. Do you have a solution?
Thank you
Elodie 
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9 answers

  1. brahim001
    il vous suffit de mettre un peu, et je dis un peu d'huile.
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    1. alexbsurf
      my son did the same
      with modified alcohol it's perfect!!!
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    2. dapolin
      Indeed, it's perfect with a tissue and rubbing alcohol; no need to scrub, it comes off right away.
      Thanks for the tip!
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  3. Celyne67
    Just so you know, I just removed ballpoint pen marks with rubbing alcohol!!! It's perfect!!!
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    1. manuela1104
      makeup remover, that's all!
      and it doesn't leave any traces!!!
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      2. JFT_Charenton3
        The acetone we use for nails is not bad, but especially applied with a cotton swab, because the plastic surrounding the screen doesn’t really like it...
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        1. stef
          ACETONE !! Thunder !!!!

          Thank you for this information!
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      3. elodu79 Author
        Thank you for your response; I will try with 90% alcohol.
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        1. stephtina
          My son did the same on my LCD TV with a crayon and I managed to remove the marks with the solvent my wife uses to take off her nail polish, and it works. But especially after, clean with a soft cloth dampened with water, otherwise it will leave marks... or you can also use 90-degree alcohol WITHOUT PRESSING TOO HARD.
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          1. elodu79 Author
            I don't think it has been dug.
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            1. Cool
              You tried putting correction fluid on the sheets, it works for the pen, it disappears.
              Good luck!
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              1. erwan21a
                LOL.

                Well, anyway, a bit of seriousness, it's not funny.

                Did the pen leave a mark on the screen coating? If so, that’s going to be problematic because it will happen anyway.

                Personally, I would try to put a bit of alcohol on a cotton swab and gently rub. And then a gentle rinse with water.
                I would also recommend a solvent, but the problem is that the solvent is a greasy substance and it will be difficult to clean afterwards.

                But, well, it’s tough...
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