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Old 07-26-2006, 06:22 PM   #1  
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Default Stazon on acrylic blocks

How do I remove it? I don't have any stazon solvent...is that what I need or would something like fingernail polish remover work? Suggestions greatly appreciated.
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I would not use fingernail polish remover on it at all - it will cause hairline cracks in the block. You could use a little rubbing alcohol, but rinse it off well
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Mr Clean Magic erasers work well. ;)
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Stazon cleaner will ruin acrylic blocks.
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I just use my Simple Green and it take's it off with no problem.

My mix is 20% Simple Green and 80% water.
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Using alcohol on blocks can also cause hairline cracking, so only do it once in a great while and be sure to clean off quickly.

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Thanks Everyone! I have a mr clean eraser block and simple green on hand. I'm glad I'll be able to remove my mess!
Tahnks again and blessings, Sherri
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I use TAC angel Cleaner for stazon and work wonderfully
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The Mr. Clean eraser is awesome isn't it?! I have one on hand while stamping all the time. It took Stazon out of carpet!!!!
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I never thought to use the MR. Clean Eraser. Those things are amazing! I used a toothbrush, Oxiclean and water and rinsed really well. But I am going to use Mr. Clean Magic eraser next time! DH loves them, he is always telling me he needs more, keeps him cleaning the kitchen!

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Stewarts Superior Ultra Clean will take it off. You can get it at Archivers if you have one or online at www.inkyantics.com
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