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03-26-2013, 09:03 PM
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There are a few solutions that will remove Sharpie from a glossy surface. You can use many things, but one of the best is called Pec-12 which is a archival photo emulsion cleaner. Bascially meaning that is what it's made for. One thing it will not do is remove scratches or indentations made by the pen or sharpie fiber tip.
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