Comments | ayesha: Just a hypothetical question

ayesha

Just a hypothetical question

Jun 16, 2005 23:29

If one were to, say, write something on a white Hummer using a Sharpie, how difficult would that be to remove?

No reason for asking of course, other than curiosity. ;-)

Comments 6

velvetcactus June 17 2005, 06:42:10 UTC

i dunno about sharpie *snickers* but i know there's no fault at all in a disabled person *cough* "accidentally" running into a hummer while having mysterious "steering" problems. and we all know how easily wheelies can .. err .. scrape things.

*cough* by accident of course.

luxurias_slave June 17 2005, 06:46:52 UTC

can I do it? :D

yellow_finch June 18 2005, 03:24:22 UTC

Probably about as difficult as taking a large sticker off the windshield of a car that was repeatedly parking illegally in the handicapped spot....

ex_cdaae June 22 2005, 22:07:14 UTC

And who are you suggesting would ever do a thing like that??

yellow_finch June 23 2005, 01:36:51 UTC

Certainly not you or Ayesha!

rubbing alcohol or acetone anonymous June 19 2005, 01:47:58 UTC

Hi Ayesha! it's dirtgirl here...

If a surface is non-porous, a solvent such as rubbing alcohol or acetone (major ingredient in nail-polish remover) will remove Sharpie ink relatively easily. I would think that the paint job on a Hummer would be non-porous, but i'm not 100% sure the solvent wouldn't damage the paint a tiny little bit.