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Old 11-16-2009, 07:33 AM   #1  
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Does anyone know of a good way to remove ink stains from rubber and wood?
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People used to say a product called Kiss Off (I think) took stains off rubber. I'm about to go try it. I'll let you know!
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Ultra Clean is really good at taking stains off rubber. For wood, you may have to resort to sandpaper. Good luck!
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I like to use Staz On and an old t-shirt. Dap the Staz-on with the t-shirt and rub the ink off the rubber. You may have to do it a couple of times depending on how long the ink has been on the rubber. It works great. Then I like to spray a little of the Stampin Up mist on my scrub pad and get the rubber conditioned.

Sandpaper works great to get the ink stains off the wood.
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Great ideas for rubber and wood. What about dye ink off a white t-shirt? Or should I just continue the direct to material theme? (lol)
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I've managed to get rid of small ink stains on wood by dabbing them with a Q-tip dipped in bleach.
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I agree that for wood, sanding it might be the best option.
I honestly find that unless it's StazOn, mild washing-up liquid and a soft toothbrush will get most rubber looking almost like new. Ultra-Clean is great for the more stubborn stains, though I hate the smell and oily feel of it.
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