How to remove Black Magic Marker from wheels?
How to remove Black Magic Marker from wheels?
SO for some strange reason, when I got the S-lites for my car each of them has a small tringle that was marked on each wheel by something that looks like a sharpie or permanent black marker.. I have been told the reason why they are there is because I am a dumba$$ for buying S-lites and run flats, which I definitely agree with now
. however, I want to remove these and wondered if anyone knew something that might work. Thanks!
. however, I want to remove these and wondered if anyone knew something that might work. Thanks!
Film Cleaner - you may have to wax your wheels again to regain protection but this solution will not harm the clearcoat or paint on the wheels. I have used it in the past to remove marks or prep area for 3M adhesive strips if I am adding something to my car. Film cleaner can be found where you buy film chemicals for print.
Interesting, I'll remember this -- a little black triangle means "dumba$$".
Anyways, acetone usually removes permanent marker. I'd use it sparingly as I'm sure it will tend to swell the clear coat (probably an acrylic) if you soak it too long. This should be reversible when the acetone evaporates, but you never know if it could cause haze or something -- I'd test anything you try first on the inner side of the wheel.
Anyways, acetone usually removes permanent marker. I'd use it sparingly as I'm sure it will tend to swell the clear coat (probably an acrylic) if you soak it too long. This should be reversible when the acetone evaporates, but you never know if it could cause haze or something -- I'd test anything you try first on the inner side of the wheel.
Originally Posted by raadkins16
SO for some strange reason, when I got the S-lites for my car each of them has a small tringle that was marked on each wheel by something that looks like a sharpie or permanent black marker.. I have been told the reason why they are there is because I am a dumba$$ for buying S-lites and run flats, which I definitely agree with now
. however, I want to remove these and wondered if anyone knew something that might work. Thanks!
. however, I want to remove these and wondered if anyone knew something that might work. Thanks!
Try rubbing a dry erase marker over it and wipe it before it dries.
I have read all the opinions on the S-lites. My opinion, still stands, they are the best looking OEM wheels. In white of course. IMHO
I have read all the opinions on the S-lites. My opinion, still stands, they are the best looking OEM wheels. In white of course. IMHO
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I would avoid acetone at all costs. Try the rubbing alcohol and/or Goof Off first. Heck, try ANYTHING else first. Acetone and painted finishes (or at least painted finishes you care about) should not mix.
wow thanks for all the opinions, that was fast! I will try the less abrasive opinions first and see how it goes.
As for the S-lite comment, I definitely like the way the look, just not the way they weigh and how bad the ride and tramlining got after.
As for the S-lite comment, I definitely like the way the look, just not the way they weigh and how bad the ride and tramlining got after.
Goo-Gone should work. As well, use NuFinish which has a solvent in it that will not hurt the wheel. At the same time it puts a polymer that will protect the finish. I have used this on my 5-star wheels.
Originally Posted by K4KAS
Try rubbing a dry erase marker over it and wipe it before it dries.
I have read all the opinions on the S-lites. My opinion, still stands, they are the best looking OEM wheels. In white of course. IMHO
I have read all the opinions on the S-lites. My opinion, still stands, they are the best looking OEM wheels. In white of course. IMHO
Originally Posted by raadkins16
I have been told the reason why they are there is because I am a dumba$$ for buying S-lites and run flats, which I definitely agree with now
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